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University of Rochester (N.Y.) Medical Center is partnering with Five Star Bank to launch health stations that will connect rural patients with live, on-demand telehealth visits.
Twenty-five state attorneys general are calling on the FDA to urgently address the inaccuracy of pulse oximeters when used on people with darker skin.
A group of Massachusetts lawmakers and Boston officials are supporting efforts to provide unionized workers at Boston Medical Center with higher and more competitive pay.
Patient experience measures declined across five categories for the second year in a row, according to The Leapfrog Group’s fall safety grades report which evaluates more than 3,000 hospitals nationwide.
Remote patient monitoring, a technology increasingly used by hospitals and health systems, is associated with better outcomes but higher costs, a new study found.
GPT-4 can diagnose and triage patients as well as physicians — and health systems should take advantage of this technology, a study found.
IT workers at an Idaho hospital worked all night on a recent Sunday night to thwart a cyberattack, Rexburg Standard Journal reported.
Hospitals and health systems across the U.S. will enter 2024 without the same CEO who led them for years.
Operating room “black boxes” are growing in popularity as a way to improve patient safety and operational efficiency, but not everyone is convinced the benefits outweigh the concerns.
