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California hospital names Kelly Linden CEO

Pomona, Calif.-based Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for Healthcare has named Kelly Linden its new president and CEO. 

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital names CEO

Valencia, Calif.-based Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital has named Kevin Klockenga its next president and CEO. 

Queen's Health System promotes 3 leaders

The Queen’s Health System in Honolulu has promoted three executives within its leadership team. 

Digital health: Who's up, who's down

The digital health market is constantly changing, with startups coming onto the scene and more established companies restructuring their strategies.

Generative AI will be 'next big thing' to transform healthcare + 9 other trends to know

Generative artificial intelligence is slated to become the “next big thing” that will transform healthcare, according to a recent digital health report from Digital Health New York.  

Healthcare accounted for most third-party data breaches in '22: Report

Healthcare is more likely to be victimized by third-party data breaches than any other industry, a new report from cybersecurity researcher Black Kite found.

UAB Health System names CEO

Dawn Bulgarella is the new CEO of Birmingham, Ala.-based UAB Health System and CEO of the UAB/Ascension St. Vincent’s Alliance, effective immediately. 

The uncharted waters of using healthcare data for marketing practices

The Federal Trade Commission recently proposed a $1.5 million settlement with GoodRx Holdings for allegedly sharing patient data to advertise on Facebook and Google, the move, the first of its kind for the organization, could spark better health data p…

'Very concerning,' says AMA leader on pharmacists expanding their scope

The American Medical Association is tracking about 60 bills that seek to broaden pharmacists’ scope of practice, and its senior attorney said the legislation is “very concerning for us.”

Flu vaccine shrunk hospital visits by half: study

The flu vaccine engineered for 2022-’23’s atypical early season reduced the risk of “medically attended influenza A(H3N2) illness” by half, according to a study published Feb. 2 in Eurosurveillance.