Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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38% of surgery patients face complications, study suggests
Among 1,009 patients who underwent surgery in Massachusetts hospitals in 2018, 38% experienced an adverse event — of which 26% were potentially preventable, according to a study published Nov. 13 in BMJ. -
Sentara Health rolls out AI-driven virtual nursing program
Norfolk, Va.-based Sentara Health has launched a new virtual nursing program powered by Andor Health's AI-driven ThinkAndor platform. -
Advocate Health posts $885M operating gain through Q3
Charlotte, N.C.-based Advocate Health reported an operating income of $964.2 million (3.7% operating margin) through the first three quarters of 2024, up from $79.4 million (0.3% margin) reported over the same period last year.
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Baxter restarts 2nd IV manufacturing line: 3 shortage updates
Baxter restarted a second IV solutions manufacturing line at its North Carolina facility this week as part of its recovery following Hurricane Helene. The line, along with the first that restarted Oct. 28, represents 50% of the site's total production capacity and 85% of its production of 1-liter IV solutions, according to a Nov. 14 news release from the company. -
Henry Ford Health's operating income up $242M through Q3
Detroit-based Henry Ford Health posted an operating income of $268.9 million (4.1% operating margin) through the first three quarters of 2024, up from $27.3 million (0.5% margin) over the same period last year, according to its Nov. 14 financial report. -
UVM to cut services, up to 200 jobs: 8 things to know
Burlington-based The University of Vermont Health Network has shared plans for significant clinical services and administrative reductions in response to Vermont budget cuts issued by the Green Mountain Care Board. -
Former Dayton Children's CEO dies
David Kinsaul, former president and CEO of Dayton (Ohio) Children's, has died.
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Aspirus eyes new hospital to fill gap from HSHS closures
Wausau, Wis.-based Aspirus Health is working with Chippewa Falls, Wis., officials on plans to build a new hospital in the city. -
AdventHealth University opens nursing school: 5 things to know
AdventHealth University Tampa (Fla.), a nursing school, opened its doors Nov. 13. -
Arizona system names COO
Nick Rizley has been appointed COO of Tucson, Ariz.-based Northwest Healthcare. -
USA Health taps executive for virtual, rural initiatives
Liz Kirby has been named executive director for virtual care and rural initiatives at Mobile, Ala.-based USA Health.
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Children's hospital teams up with MLB team
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is partnering with the baseball team the Atlanta Braves to build a new park. -
USA Health names hospital CEO
Rick Metzger, BSN, has been appointed CEO of USA Health Providence Hospital in Mobile, Ala. -
The financial burden of drug shortages: 7 study takeaways
A six-month shortage of cisplatin, a drug used in the treatment of head and neck cancer, resulted in a 16% total cost increase for practices in the U.S. Oncology Network, according to a study presented Sept. 27-28, at the American Society of Clinical Oncology's 2024 Quality Care Symposium in San Francisco. -
AdventHealth taps CEO for regional medical group
Bryan Stiltz has been appointed CEO of AdventHealth Medical Group in the health system's Rocky Mountain region. -
Mounjaro lowers Type 2 diabetes risk in phase 3 trial: Study
A phase 3 trial found that Eli Lilly's tirzepatide significantly reduced the risk of progression to Type 2 diabetes in prediabetic adults over a three-year period. Nearly 99% of individuals treated with tirzepatide remained diabetes-free by the end of the study. -
Donations continue for $265M heart institute
Naples, Fla.-based NCH Healthcare System continues to receive donations for the system's $265 million heart institute, expected to open in 2027. -
FDA struggles to retain inspectors: GAO
The FDA continues to face significant staffing shortages in its drug inspection workforce, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office. -
Hospitals with highest, lowest readmission rates for coronary bypass
Tyler, Texas-based Christus Mother Frances Hospital had the lowest unplanned readmission rate for coronary artery bypass graft surgery in the U.S. between July 1, 2020, and July 30, 2023, according to CMS data released Oct. 30. -
'Doctor-in-a-box' startup shutters
Healthcare startup Forward, known for its AI-driven "doctor-in-a-box" service, is shutting down, EndPointsNews reported Nov. 13.
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