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UChicago Medicine creating innovation hub
UChicago Medicine is establishing a centralized data-driven hub dedicated to fostering innovation, research and quality improvement projects within the health system. -
Health system leaders join Microsoft-backed nonprofit
Leaders from Mayo Clinic, Duke Health and Stanford Health Care have joined the board of a Microsoft-backed nonprofit that focuses on AI transparency. -
RWJBarnabas Health to anchor $450M digital innovation 'city'
West Orange, N.J.-based RWJBarnabas Health will be the lead hospital partner at a new $450 million, 30-acre digital innovation "city" in New Jersey. -
19 health systems that partner with Amazon's One Medical
One Medical has expanded its health system partnerships since its $3.9 billion acquisition by Amazon one year ago. -
AI boosts 'hospital at home' at Florida health system
Artificial intelligence is a big part of the hospital-at-home program at Orlando (Fla.) Health, the Orlando Sentinel reported. -
Stanford Medicine uses Apple's Vision Pro in the OR
Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford Medicine is testing out Apple's new headset, the Vision Pro, in its surgical practice. -
Health systems to test gen AI 'healthcare provider'
More than 40 provider groups, health systems and digital health companies will begin internal testing of a generative AI-powered "healthcare provider" developed by Hippocratic AI. -
How personalized alarm management improves patient care and reduces alarm overload
While alarms play an important role in notifying healthcare professionals of critical patient needs, having too many notifications can cause alarm fatigue for already overworked nurses and may put some patients at risk. -
'Be skeptical … but don't be cynical': How 4 hospitals use AI
Many hospital CEOs are finding new ways to use AI and encouraging colleagues to embrace positive changes. -
30 health system execs helping define what a 'smart hospital' is
Thirty health system leaders are advising the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives on its new "smart hospital" maturity model. -
Algorithm helps Hartford HealthCare drop hospital stays
Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare has been able to drop hospital stays by 7% due to an algorithm, the Hartford Courant reported Feb. 27. -
'Pressure on us to innovate': How CIOs spend on AI
Some CIOs are getting separate budgets for artificial intelligence as they aim to harness the potential of the burgeoning technology, The Wall Street Journal reported Feb. 27. -
Providence, HCA, Community Health Systems: 9 new Big Tech partnerships
Health systems continue to partner with Big Tech on artificial intelligence, data analytics and mixed reality projects. Here are nine Becker's reported on in the past month. -
VCU Health wants an AI chief
Richmond, Va.-based VCU Health is looking for a chief data and AI officer. -
Mercy introduces 'smart assistant' Joy
St. Louis-based Mercy teamed up with Microsoft to create an generative AI-powered chatbot designed to act as a "super-smart assistant" for its employees. -
Tufts unveils AI-powered digital assistant for patients
Burlington, Mass.-based Tufts Medicine is launching an AI-powered digital personal assistant that will assist patients with determining the appropriate time and location to seek medical care. -
Readmissions down at Delaware health system after virtual nursing rollout
Newark, Del.-based ChristianaCare has rolled out virtual nursing at more than hospital 500 beds and experienced declines in patient lengths of stay and readmission rates. -
WellSpan looks to ramp up at-home care
York, Pa.-based WellSpan Health is partnering with virtual care provider Biofourmis to ramp up hospital-level and post-acute care at home. -
A year later, has ChatGPT fulfilled its promise for hospitals?
Last February, health system digital leaders threw around superlatives like "iPhone" moment, "endless" possibilities" and the "future" of medicine in describing ChatGPT's healthcare promise. So has the tool been as transformative as advertised? -
9 health systems newly approved for 'hospital at home'
While some health systems have been apprehensive about setting up hospital-at-home programs because of reimbursement uncertainty, hospitals continue to seek CMS approval to provide acute care in the home.
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