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The National Community Pharmacists Association named Christian Tadrus, PharmD, its 2026-27 president during the organization’s 2026 Annual Convention in Kansas City. The NCPA House of Delegates installed Dr. Tadrus and elected Brian Hose as the association’s newest officer, according to…

As technology works its way into nearly every corner of hospital operations, health system CIOs are confronting a practical question: If an initiative touches technology, does IT have to own it? Sheri Strobel, CIO of Temple Terrace, Fla.-based Chapters Health…

Utah has approved umbrella agreements with Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Health and University of Utah Health to establish expedited review pathways for future healthcare AI pilots, each of which must still be individually vetted. The agreements are among five approved…

Clinical executives have long been urged to “go to the gemba,” the Lean principle of going to the place where the work happens. Becker’s asked 10 health system leaders what executives should do, and avoid, once they get there. Leaders…

Radiology dominated FDA authorizations of AI- and machine learning-enabled medical devices through 2025, according to a peer-reviewed study published in Cureus. The study examined 1,430 authorization records in the FDA’s public AI-enabled device list with authorization dates from September 1995…

Join imaging leaders Kate Myers and Dr. Gilbert Maulsby as they discuss how AI is transforming CT imaging across both operational and clinical environments. Kate Myers, Director of Imaging, will share her experience leveraging AI-powered CT technology across multiple scanner…

Nov 5, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CST

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  • Kate Myers, Director of Medical Imaging, Community Health South, Community Health Network
  • Gilbert Maulsby, MD, Medical Director, Radiologist, ProScan, Naples

Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health has sold or is working to sell eight hospitals in 2026 as the 136-hospital system reshapes its national footprint and pushes to improve operating performance. The activity spans Ohio and North Dakota and comes alongside a broader…

Americans see the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine as the safest and most effective of three common vaccines, and the COVID-19 vaccine as the least safe and effective, according to a study published Sept. 10 in the American Journal of…

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