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Kaiser launches largest generative AI project in healthcare
Kaiser Permanente has made a generative AI-powered clinical documentation tool available to providers across its 40 hospitals and over 600 medical offices. -
What hospital IT will look like in 2035
Better use of data and improved technology will boost clinical workflows and move more care to the home by 2035, the American Hospital Association reported Aug. 13. -
Top 10 cities for healthcare AI jobs
As the healthcare industry increasingly embraces artificial intelligence, some regions are emerging as hot spots for the budding technology. -
Ochsner Health's 3-to-1 ROI on remote patient monitoring
New Orleans-based Ochsner Health has experienced a 3-to-1 return on investment from remote patient monitoring for value-based care patients, the American Medical Association reported. -
Where Cleveland Clinic is piloting AI
Cleveland Clinic is gearing up for the integration of artificial intelligence across its operations, with a focus on both clinical and nonclinical applications. -
Top 10 US cities for startups
San Francisco was named the top U.S. city for startups, according to Coworking Mag. -
Which parts of healthcare are off limits to AI?
The AI physician will not see you now — or ever, for that matter. -
Tampa General Hospital brings AI to the operating room
Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital is rolling out an artificial intelligence platform to make staffing suggestions and predict case durations in the operating room. -
Why Mayo Clinic is partnering with an AI company
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is partnering with artificial intelligence company SandboxAQ to explore the potential of AI-driven magnetocardiography technology. -
Why Kaiser Permanente has 35 clinics at Target
Kaiser Permanente's partnership with Target shows that health systems don't have to sacrifice quality of care for convenience, a Permanente Federation executive wrote in Medical Economics. -
Health system nursing leader joins AI startup
A health system leader has been named the inaugural chief nursing officer of generative AI startup Hippocratic AI. -
Ascension hospital rolls out AI to residents
Nashville, Tenn.-based Ascension Saint Thomas is introducing an AI-powered administrative assistant to its second- and third-year internal medicine residents. -
Memorial Hermann backs $14M funding round for value-based care company
Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System led a $14 million seed-funding round for Guidehealth, a technology-driven health services platform that partners with health systems and clinical networks to enhance value-based care. -
Pennsylvania health system launches 24/7 virtual care for employers
York, Pa.-based WellSpan Health has rolled out 24/7 virtual care and all-inclusive pricing to employers. -
New CEO at hospital-at-home company backed by Mayo, Kaiser
A hospital-at-home company backed by Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic and Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente has a new chief executive. -
Eliminating Data Silos to Optimize Efficiencies, Protect Patients
From EHRs to diversion prevention platforms, health systems nationwide have invested abundantly in data-capture and decision-support systems. Unfortunately, information silos from supply chain management to charge capture hinder hospital effectiveness and efficiency. -
4 health system execs among 100 most influential AI leaders
Four health system executives made AIM Research's list of the 100 most influential artificial intelligence leaders in the U.S. for 2024. -
Cleveland Clinic deepens quantum exploration
Cleveland Clinic is launching a new initiative utilizing quantum technologies and artificial intelligence for clinical applications. -
Mayo Clinic partners with 3D imaging startup
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has partnered with a 3D imaging startup to collaborate on artificial intelligence technology. -
The comfort level of patients for 5 generative AI uses
Patients are more comfortable with generative AI helping with a medical diagnosis than answering a phone call at their physician's office, Bain & Co. reported July 30.
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