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Cleveland Clinic names new head of innovation arm: 5 things to know
D. Geoffrey Vince, Ph.D., was tapped to lead Cleveland Clinic Innovations as executive director, a newly created role, the health system said May 26. -
How Mayo Clinic, Northwell & Kaiser Permanente are spending innovation dollars
Here are three investments that health systems recently made in digital health startups and internal innovation efforts. -
UCSF Health, Philips partner on patient digital experience initiative
University of California San Francisco teamed up with Phillips May 26 to develop technology to improve healthcare data interoperability and the patient digital experience. -
Cleveland Clinic wants digital health venture partner for commercialization arm: 4 details
Cleveland Clinic is looking to expand its commercialization arm with the addition of a new digital health venture partner who will oversee the health system's innovations and creation of health IT startups. -
Google, HCA partner for health algorithms: 7 things to know
HCA Healthcare inked a multi-year collaboration with Google Cloud focused on building a health data analytics platform to support the Nashville, Tenn.-based system's clinical and operational workflows, the organizations announced May 26. -
Digital health company Babylon taps former White House health official as CMO
Darshak Sanghavi, MD, former prevention and population health director at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, recently joined Babylon as the digital health company's new global CMO. -
'We're not looking to compete with doctors': Microsoft exec on $20B Nuance acquisition
While Microsoft's $19.7 billion acquisition of speech recognition company Nuance Communications is poised to increase its healthcare footprint, the tech giant says it is not interested in automating everything physicians do, according to a May 25 CNBC report. -
With 2.5M signups, vaccine waitlist service Dr. B is silent on how many users it connected to shots
Since launching in March, Dr. B, a platform that matches Americans seeking COVID-19 vaccines with leftover doses so they don't go to waste, has recorded more than 2.5 million signups. However, the company has remained silent on the number of people it actually connected to shots, MIT Technology Review reported. -
10 recent health IT, innovation partnerships
Here are 10 recent health IT vendor contracts and go-lives accelerating digital transformation efforts at healthcare organizations. -
UPMC Health Plan members can now ask Amazon Alexa, Google Home devices for insurance info
UPMC Health Plan rolled out a tool May 24 that lets members learn more about their benefits and health insurance topics by voicing questions to Amazon Alexa and Google Home Assistant devices. -
Which contactless tech will stick around post-pandemic? 4 hospital CIOs weigh in
Hospitals' COVID-19 infection control efforts include a bevvy of contactless technologies to reduce virus transmission. Below are four hospital CIOs' thoughts about which tools will remain in use once the pandemic is declared over and which ones will be phased out. -
Best Buy Health rolls out virtual care-enabled smartphone for seniors: 4 details
Best Buy Health on May 20 launched a smartphone equipped with virtual care capabilities that can connect older adults to urgent care and response services. -
Microsoft, U of Washington partner with Creative Destruction Lab on health innovation accelerator
The University of Washington is teaming up with Microsoft and the Creative Destruction Lab, a nonprofit science and tech program, to launch a collaborative focused on artificial intelligence and biomedical innovations, the organizations said May 20. -
Banner Health launches digital health program with Cerner, Providence spinoff Xealth
Banner Health is launching a new digital health program with Xealth to scale digital therapeutics and remote monitoring services across the Phoenix-based health system and its Cerner EHR, the companies announced May 20. -
5 lessons from the UK's digital COVID-19 passport rollout
The U.K.'s National Health Service rolled out digital COVID-19 vaccination verification May 18, according to MIT Technology Review. -
Wellstar launches digital health innovation center: 3 details
Wellstar Health System has established a new digital health and innovation center focused on initiatives to improve health equity, aging and children, and sustainability, the Marietta, Ga.-based health system announced May 18. -
US Army grants company $2M to develop concussion-detecting wearable device: 3 details
Concussion diagnosis company Oculogica, the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay are collaborating on wearable devices that detect concussions in military personnel and athletes, according to a May 18 news release. -
St. Luke's University Health Network's journey to a new clinical communication and collaboration platform — insights and lessons learned
Transforming clinical communications represents a significant change for healthcare organizations. A successful journey is composed of many small wins. -
The role of patient phenotyping in value-based care — 5 notes
As the shift to value-based care accelerates, healthcare organizations are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to help them improve patient outcomes and enhance provider efficiency. -
Colorado physician creates, starts selling wearable COVID-19 vaccine card
Tashof Bernton, MD, an internal and occupational medicine physician in Colorado, created a blue silicone bracelet called the ImmunaBand, which has a metal tag with a QR code on it. Scanning the QR code and then entering a PIN number will open to show someone's vaccination status, according to NBC affiliate KXAN in a May 12 article.
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