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New Mexico hospital names COO

Farmington. N.M.-based San Juan Regional Medical Center has named Ruth Brooks chief operating officer. 

UMass eyes EHR cost savings in proposed Milford affiliation

Worcester-based UMass Memorial Health said its “proposed corporate affiliation” with Milford (Mass.) Regional Medical Center could offset the high costs associated with implementing technology at a new hospital, the Milford Daily News reported Dec. 18.

Orlando Health hospital taps COO

Orlando (Fla.) Health Dr. P. Phillips Hospital appointed Jessica Glover assistant vice president and COO, effective Dec. 1. 

FDA approves expansion of cancer drug use

Welireg (belzutifan), a Merck drug co-developed by researchers at Dallas-based UT Southwestern Medical Center, gained a new approval Dec. 14.

Norton grapples with lawsuits after May data breach

Louisville, Ky.-based Norton Healthcare is facing two lawsuits for a May cybersecurity breach that exposed patient data, Fox affiliate WDRB reported Dec. 15. 

After 4-month strike, New Jersey hospital nurses approve labor deal

Nurses at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, N.J., approved a new labor contract Dec. 15, two weeks after reaching a tentative agreement with the hospital following a strike that lasted more than 120 days.

University Hospitals' Epic install to cost $400M

Cleveland-based University Hospitals expects its Epic install to cost about $400 million, a significant drop from the $600 million it had initially budgeted, according to financial documents published Dec. 14. 

A 'grim' time for big-ticket M&A

The majority of major corporate acquisitions over the past five years are struggling to deliver on synergies or earnings growth.

17 states report high respiratory virus levels as COVID admissions rise

A growing number of states are reporting high levels of respiratory virus activity as COVID-19 and flu admissions continue to rise across the country, according to updated CDC data. 

Families accuse Brigham and Women's of losing infants' remains

Boston-based Brigham and Women’s Hospital is refuting claims that it improperly disposed of the remains of five infants, the Boston Herald reported Dec. 16.