Detroit Medical Center failed to pay 13 employees for missed meal periods in contravention of federal law, the Labor Department found.
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Mayo Clinic launches clinical trial for new precision medicine tool
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is partnering with biotech company Naveris to launch a clinical trial of the company’s precision medicine blood test for tumor tissue DNA, NavDx.
How UPMC is integrating ChatGPT, 'digital twinning' into patient care
Chris Carmody, chief technology officer at Pittsburgh-based UPMC, said the health system is exploring how it can use technology and AI tools such as ChatGPT to make care more personalized and efficient for patients.
BayCare adopts Oracle tool to automate RCM functions
Clearwater, Fla.-based BayCare Health System is using Oracle’s RevElate billing automation tool at its Safety Harbor, Fla.-based Mease Countryside Hospital.
After recent layoffs, Penn Medicine LG Health to give workers 4% raises
Eligible Penn Medicine Lancaster (Pa.) General Health employees will receive 4 percent pay increases, lancasteronline.com reported April 12.
Top 15 research medical schools, per US News' updated methodology
More than half of U.S. News & World Report’s top 15 research medical schools have boycotted its rankings in the past year.
13 cities hit hardest by inflation
The consumer price index jumped by 5 percent in March from a year earlier. In more than a dozen cities, the growth in CPI was greater.
Long COVID-19 in kids: 4 things to know
Physicians face numerous challenges in treating pediatric patients with long COVID-19, including doubts that the condition can affect children, according to an April 11 article from U.S. News & World Report.
Florida system scales back $508M hospital project
Rockledge, Fla.-based Health First is scaling back plans to build a $508 million project on Merritt Island, clickorlando.com reported April 11.
Biogen reduces multiple sclerosis team
Cambridge, Mass.-based Biogen is cutting its workforce again after laying off 885 people last year, Boston Business Journal reported April 10.
