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A wave of technology “firsts” is sweeping through hospitals as health systems roll out new AI programs, hospital-at-home models and digital leadership roles aimed at transforming care delivery. Here’s a look at technology “firsts” at health systems across the U.S.:

The shift to value-based care arrangements are a hands-on affair for physician practices as they take on a new approach to managing, tracking and reporting their practices and patient outcomes. Smart investments in technology can be a significant aid to…

Some physicians view their colleagues who use AI as less competent, according to a recent study by Johns Hopkins University. The research included a “diverse group” of 276 clinicians from a major hospital system, including attending physicians, residents, fellows and…

Cleveland Clinic and Amazon One Medical opened their first jointly operated primary care office in Northeast Ohio, expanding access to coordinated primary and virtual care in the region. The Avon location, at 36040 Detroit Road, Suite A, began seeing patients…

The pace of change and evolution when it comes to technology and medicine has increased exponentially over the last 20 years — yet gaps in care persist across the U.S., and physicians have reported that relationships with patients feel more…

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AI shows a lot of promise for physician practices who are increasingly burdened by administrative tasks and other duties that take time away from patient care.  However, promise is different from reality, as the up front investment and implementation presents…

The telehealth benefits expanded during the COVID-19 pandemic expired Oct. 1 and the federal government ended CMS reimbursement for many virtual visits. Hospitals and physician groups have set up broad infrastructure for virtual care and telehealth visits, assuming Congress would…

The use of AI is becoming increasingly common throughout healthcare, with applications of the technology ranging from transcribing appointment notes to supporting data analytics and diagnostics.  But patients’ and physicians’ opinions on AI are still relatively mixed. A survey published…

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