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Mayo rolls out platform designed to fight bias in AI models

As some skepticism to artificial intelligence in healthcare emerges, Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is rolling out a tool designed to fight bias in AI models.

14 women on the move in healthcare

The following executive moves made by women have been reported by Becker’s since Nov. 4.

Big Sky Medical acquires 135K-square-foot Texas medical office building with surgery center

Big Sky Medical, a real estate investment manager based in Dallas, has made its second acquisition in the Houston area with a 134,910-square-foot medical office building, Greenpark One, according to a Nov. 10 report from ConnectCRE. 

Big Sky Medical acquires 135K-square-foot Texas medical office building with surgery center

Big Sky Medical, a real estate investment manager based in Dallas, has made its second acquisition in the Houston area with a 134,910-square-foot medical office building, Greenpark One, according to a Nov. 10 report from ConnectCRE. 

US immigrants’ taxes, premiums pay for more healthcare than they use: study

A study published Nov. 9 suggests undocumented immigrants in the U.S. help hold up the nation’s healthcare system.

Pennsylvania hospital selects Meditech Expanse for EHR

Warren (Pa.) General Hospital has selected Meditech Expanse to replace the hospital’s legacy Meditech EHR system and the various platforms used at outpatient clinics.

ASCs look to high-acuity service lines as operating costs skyrocket

As procedures, particularly orthopedic and cardiology cases, migrate to the outpatient setting, many ASC leaders are looking to add high-acuity service lines to meet margins as operating costs soar. 

Top 10 states for orthopedic surgeons per capita

Almost 23,000 orthopedic surgeons practice in the U.S., according to Definitive Healthcare’s PhysicianView, which includes data on more than 2 million physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals in the U.S.

Jump ship or fight misinformation? Physicians debate staying on Twitter 

Many physicians and healthcare leaders say they plan to stay on Twitter to counter medical disinformation amid concerns about changes to the platform’s content moderation policy after Elon Musk’s $44 billion takeover. 

The leadership blindspots that let workplace bullying persist

Creating a safe, healthy workplace where employees can thrive is top of mind for leaders, especially amid the “Great Resignation.” Still, data shows about 30 percent of Americans are bullied at work. That’s because many organizations do not implement s…