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Which health systems are partnering with Amazon, Google, Microsoft

Health systems continue to partner with Big Tech on artificial intelligence and clinical documentation initiatives.

Nurse manager retention: 5 things to know

Nurse manager turnover rates are highest within the first four years of leadership, suggesting a crucial opportunity for health systems to boost retention by investing and supporting nurses who are new to managerial roles, according to a new report fro…

Nurse manager retention: 5 things to know

Nurse manager turnover rates are highest within the first four years of leadership, suggesting a crucial opportunity for health systems to boost retention by investing and supporting nurses who are new to managerial roles, according to a new report fro…

Health systems top picks for clinical documentation

Nuance and Abridge are emerging as top choices among healthcare providers for AI-driven clinical documentation tools, an Oct. 25 report from KLAS found. 

Health systems top picks for clinical documentation

Nuance and Abridge are emerging as top choices among healthcare providers for AI-driven clinical documentation tools, an Oct. 25 report from KLAS found. 

The rise of hospitalists, explained

Long gone are the days when primary care physicians stopped by a hospital on the way home from a hectic day to check on a patient. 

The rise of hospitalists, explained

Long gone are the days when primary care physicians stopped by a hospital on the way home from a hectic day to check on a patient. 

14 Epic updates in 30 days

From deepening its partnership with Microsoft to more details regarding its antitrust lawsuit, here are 14 updates on Epic’s operations, software products and partnerships reported by Becker’s Hospital Review in October:

HCA Healthcare names new cancer network leader

Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare has promoted Amy Ware to regional vice president of oncology for the system’s Sarah Cannon Cancer Network in the TriStar Health Division.

Older adults don't trust AI-generated health information: 4 notes

Seventy-four percent of older adults say they have little to no trust in health information generated by AI, according to a University of Michigan National Poll on Healthy Aging.