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Becoming more like Netflix, Starbucks: 3 predictions on where hospital-at-home goes next
As hospital-at-home has gained popularity, with a third more consumers getting healthcare remotely than before the pandemic, this type of care is only expected to grow, 7WireVentures wrote June 29. -
Where healthcare ranks in AI jobs
As artificial intelligence has become the talk of healthcare, the industry still lags behind in the number of AI workers it is hiring, The Economist reported. -
Ochsner installs new AI-based platform
New Orleans-based Ochsner Health is installing Aidoc's clinical artificial intelligence platform. -
Where Americans want and don't want AI in healthcare: 7 things to know
Nearly a third of Americans are OK with artificial intelligence leading their primary care appointments, a study from Boston Children's Hospital and Boston-based Harvard Medical School found. -
How VR became a powerful tool for patient experience at Hoag
Newport Beach, Calif.-based Hoag Hospital is deploying virtual reality technology throughout its organization and has seen an increase in patient satisfaction, experience and compliance, which is why Thomas Hutchinson, executive director of digestive health and experiential reality at Hoag Hospital, believes this is the right time to become a market leader in the space as the technology is set to "explode" within the industry. -
Mayo Clinic using AI to test kidney stones
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is using artificial intelligence algorithms to help treat patients with kidney stones, KIMT3 reported June 26. -
General Catalyst co-leads investment round for consumer healthcare startup
General Catalyst co-led a $1.6 million pre-seed investment for Berry Health, a company working to democratize healthcare in Africa. -
Virginia hospital sees payoff from virtual nursing
Stafford (Va.) Hospital is starting to see results from virtual nursing after implementing the program last month, The Free Lance-Star reported June 28. -
'We're definitely not ready for Dr. ChatGPT': Hospital digital leaders' favorite generative AI platforms
Health system digital leaders told Becker's they use different generative artificial intelligence programs depending on the situation, but "Dr. ChatGPT" hasn't arrived just yet. -
14 Mount Sinai-supported startups
New York City-based Mount Sinai has an active innovation arm helping a diverse group of companies, including precision diagnostic companies focusing on allergies and vaccine platforms. -
IBM using generative AI to develop COVID-19 antivirals
IBM and the University of Oxford used generative artificial intelligence to find four new potential COVID-19 antiviral drugs. -
Vanderbilt University Medical Center innovation lead joins AI initiative
Peter Embí, MD, senior vice president for research and innovation at Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center, is joining the National Academy of Medicine's three-year AI-based initiative. -
WellSpan Health taps AI to generate sleep study reports
York, Pa.-based WellSpan Health is using artificial intelligence in a novel way: to help patients sleep better. -
Why hospitals must imitate disruptors: AHA
Health systems can innovate by modeling themselves after retail disruptors and identifying more environmentally (and cost-) friendly care tools, the American Hospital Association reported. -
Healthcare leaders open to potential AI legislation
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is one of the first to release a framework for potential legislation regulating artificial intelligence, and although the legislation isn't specific, healthcare leaders are expressing "openness" to it, Politico reported June 27. -
Wisconsin health system, Nvidia back healthcare AI company in $54M round
A Wisconsin health system joined Big Tech in backing a healthcare artificial intelligence company. -
The 'goldilocks' strategy: University Hospitals eyes fixes for healthcare's biggest issues
Cleveland-based University Hospitals has launched a $10 million innovation effort to identify, test and scale solutions for some of healthcare's biggest problems, the organization said June 28. -
End-of-life predictions, referral chatbots: How 3 New York City health systems use AI
New York City hospitals are employing artificial intelligence to identify and target patients who may be nearing the end of life or suffering from conditions such as delirium or malnutrition, Gothamist reported June 27. -
Mount Sinai joins $12M investment round for healthcare AI company
New York City-based Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai joined in on a $12.1 million series A financing round for BeeKeeperAI. -
Memorial Hermann invests in AI care delivery platform
Memorial Hermann Health System, based in Houston, has made an investment in Memora Health, a care enablement platform that uses AI and natural language processing to digitize clinical workflows.
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