Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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10 most exciting digital health startups
Abridge, a company founded in 2018 that uses AI to automate medical records based on conversations between clinicians and patients, was named the No.1 most exciting digital health startup in a June 25 report by TechCrunch. -
Why the AHA, MGMA oppose information-blocking penalties
The largest trade groups for U.S. hospitals and physician practices both expressed disappointment in HHS' final rule on information-blocking penalties, saying they could harm both healthcare providers and patients. -
A flexibility trend gaining steam in nursing
A growing number of health systems are embracing four-day workweeks for nurse leaders — a strategy that has helped some boost recruitment, retention and staff engagement.
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A crucial stakeholder on antimicrobial stewardship teams
Among the busy halls of emergency departments nationwide, a silent battle against antimicrobial resistance is unfolding. -
Los Angeles County launching $500M medical debt relief program
Los Angeles County is launching a pilot program that aims to eliminate up to $500 million in medical debt for 150,000 lower-income residents. -
These CEOs are leading by listening
While the commotion of a hospital and health system CEO role can make it difficult to keep one's finger on the pulse of an organization, many leaders are taking a step back to authentically connect with their employees, so they feel not only seen, but heard. -
GLP-1s are reshaping plastic surgery patient demands
GLP-1s, the new blockbuster drug class, has taken off in popularity as a powerful treatment for patients with obesity and Type 2 diabetes, but they've driven a drastic increase in plastic surgery procedures, too, Bloomberg reported June 25.
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WellSpan's virtual nursing wins, 1 year in
Not even a year into its virtual nursing and telesitting journey, WellSpan Health has already achieved significant improvements. -
CEOs' struggle with impostor syndrome
Many people are familiar with impostor syndrome, particularly in psychological and social contexts. However, a new report released June 6 from organizational consulting firm Korn Ferry highlights the concept's prevalence among CEOs in the U.S. -
Firm acquires 5 RCM companies
Process management company Provana has expanded its revenue cycle management footprint with the recent acquisition of five RCM companies. -
CDC alerts clinicians about dengue fever
The CDC is warning clinicians and public health authorities of rising dengue infections in the U.S.
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CommonSpirit's latest executive moves
Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health has announced seven executive appointments since June 4. -
Fitch downgrades Missouri hospital
Fitch downgraded Marshall, Mo.-nased John Fitzgibbon Memorial Hospital's rating to "CCC-" from "CCC." -
10 hospitals, health systems looking for CFOs
Included below are 10 hospitals and health systems that shared job listings recently looking for CFOs. -
Not all cancer needs to be cured: AAMC
In an age of advanced technology and personalized medicine, curing prostate cancer is not always necessary, the Association of American Medical Colleges said in a June 25 article. -
The best RCM software, per Black Book
Eighty-seven percent of C-Suite executives surveyed by Black Book Research said escalating financial pressures have intensified the demand for advanced technologies to address outdated revenue cycle management systems and underperforming services. -
Vizient to acquire Kaufman Hall
Healthcare performance improvement company Vizient has exercised its option to acquire the remaining interest in Kaufman Hall, the company said in a June 25 announcement with private equity firm Madison Dearborn Partners. -
'A select few' systems see strong operating margins: Fitch
Core credit drivers for the nonprofit hospital sector are expected to remain challenged for the rest of 2024, according to a report published June 25 by Fitch Ratings. -
Virginia Mason Franciscan CEO: Care network invites partners 'drawn to our outcomes'
Independent hospitals and health systems across the Northwest will have expanded access to medical expertise at Tacoma, Wash.-based Virginia Mason Franciscan Health following the launch of the Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Care Network. -
Surgeon general: Gun violence is a public health crisis
The U.S. surgeon general has issued a 32-page advisory declaring gun violence an urgent public health crisis that necessitates a multi-pronged effort to reduce and prevent gun-related deaths and injuries.
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