Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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Florida hospital CEO to exit for Alabama role
Justin Serrano has been appointed CEO of Crestwood Medical Center in Huntsville, Ala., effective Dec. 9. -
Baptist Health South Florida hospital names chief medical officer
William Holubek, MD, has joined Boca Raton (Fla.) Regional Hospital as chief medical officer. The 400-bed facility is part of Baptist Health South Florida. -
Oregon university boosts healthcare pathways for Native American students: 5 things to know
Portland State University will use a $1.2 million grant to increase the representation of Indigenous students in Oregon's healthcare workforce.
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Texas sues system claiming it barred officers from carrying firearms
Memorial Hermann Health System is facing a lawsuit from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, alleging the Houston-based system barred off-duty police officers from carrying their firearms in its facilities in at least 10 instances, according to court records obtained by the Houston Chronicle. -
OhioHealth hospital president to take on dual role
Jim Parobek, president of OhioHealth Marion General Hospital, will assume leadership of another facility in addition to his current role, effective Dec. 1. -
Physicians at 4 Rhode Island hospitals seek unionization
Medical residents and fellows affiliated with Brown University and employed at Care New England and Brown University Health hospitals in Rhode Island are taking steps toward unionization. -
Banner's operating income up 33% amid 'premium reimbursement' boost, CFO says
Phoenix-based Banner Health posted an operating income of $198.5 million (1.8% operating margin) through the first three quarters of 2024, up from an operating income of $149.4 million (1.4% margin) over the same period last year, according to its Nov. 21 financial report.
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HCA to acquire Prime Florida hospital
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare entered into an asset purchase agreement on Oct. 3 to purchase Ontario, Calif.-based Prime Healthcare's Lehigh Acres, Fla.-based Lehigh Regional Medical Center. -
How Emory's digital chief is using live streaming for leadership insight
Alistair Erskine, MD, enterprise chief information and digital officer at Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare, is using live-streaming technology to connect with frontline staff and drive organizational improvement. -
New York cracks down on PBM drug prices
New York state has introduced new regulations aimed at curbing the practices of pharmacy benefit managers, including divisions of CVS Health, Cigna Group and UnitedHealth Group, Bloomberg reported Nov. 20. -
Florida health system to invest $160M in Epic
Sarasota (Fla.) Memorial Health Care System is investing $160 million to transition to an Epic EHR system.
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ASHP taps chief information officer
Anil Ravandur has been named the new chief information officer and vice president of the office of information technology at the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. -
Northwest Texas Healthcare Systems abruptly closes 2 freestanding EDs
Amarillo, Texas-based Northwest Texas Healthcare Systems has closed its two freestanding emergency departments in Amarillo due to hospital contractor NES Health's inability to meet coverage requirements. -
CommonSpirit, University of Utah Health ink clinical partnership
Chicago-based CommonSpirit and Salt Lake City-based University of Utah Health have formed a clinical partnership that will give patients at five CommonSpirit hospitals access to physicians and providers at the academic health system. -
UNC Health lays off 40 administrators
Chapel Hill, N.C.-based UNC Health laid off about 40 leadership-level employees, or fewer than 2% of its leaders, last week throughout the organization, Alan Wolf, a health system spokesperson, confirmed in a statement shared with Becker's on Nov. 21. -
The dark side of AI for hospitals
Artificial intelligence can streamline operational efficiencies, elevate precision medicine and boost overall clinical care. But it has a dark side for hospitals as well. -
Top 3 healthcare AI companies, per Fortune
The 50 most innovative artificial intelligence companies in 2024 include three focused on healthcare, Fortune reported. -
How Epic, 2 health systems are expanding care for veterans
Two health systems have partnered with Epic to expand access to healthcare for veterans — and are encouraging their peers in the industry to do the same. -
8 notes on CIO pay and employment
While health system CIO pay continues to rise, turnover for IT chiefs has also been accelerating. -
Top-ranked hospitals for heart valve replacement, by state
Arizona, Louisiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas have the most top-ranked hospitals for heart valve replacement in the U.S., according to the WebMD Choice Awards.
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