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Ohio Health Chief Nursing Officer Duane Perry said technology is redefining the role of the bedside nurse, allowing for experienced nurses to train new recruits and even join them virtually at the bedside.
Dr. Jonah Zaretsky, medical director at NYU Langone Hospital Brooklyn, says an emerging use case for AI involves giving patients more access to their health information, and making it easier to share.
CMS will negotiate outcomes-based agreements with CGT manufacturers on behalf of state Medicaid agencies.
Spending growth has led to increased profitability as health systems benefited from higher utilization rates, report finds.
Unless vacated, the directive will result in preventable deaths, including the unborn and newborns under six months old, lawsuit says.
The company is adding new products treating a range of issues, including HIV, hypertension and behavioral health.
About 103,000 beneficiaries may have been impacted by the creation of fraudulent Medicare.gov accounts.
A fix to the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule passed in the House version of the bill and should be included in the Senate draft, groups say.
Ninety-two percent of GLP-1 prescriptions could have been filled at a lower price, study finds.
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Dr. Sarah Hoffe, interim chair of GI oncology at Moffitt Cancer Center, says she saw it change a 68-year old cancer patient’s life when the claustrophobic MRI procedure was simulated.