Information from 162,500 patients was affected in a hacking incident at Chandler, Ariz.-based Phoenician Medical Center.
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The 10 states most interested in healthy eating
An analysis of Google data found the top 10 and bottom three states regarding interest in healthy eating.
40 under 40 to know in cancer care, per Lynx Group
Oncologists, pharmacists, social workers and other individuals have been named part of the Lynx Group’s 40 Under 40 in Cancer.
12% of AI-enabled medical devices had marketing discrepancies: NYU Langone study
Researchers from NYU Langone Health and University of New York, both based in New York City, found discrepancies in the marketing of artificial intelligence and machine learning-enabled medical devices compared with FDA approval summaries.
MaineHealth staff call for management ouster at home health arm
Registered nurses and clinicians with MaineHealth Care at Home in Portland, Maine, are calling for the removal of the home health services agency’s management team.
Cleveland Clinic exec to serve as Joint Commission's chief innovation officer
Cleveland Clinic’s Chief Clinical Transformation Officer James Merlino, MD, has been selected to serve as The Joint Commission’s executive vice president and chief innovation officer, effective Aug. 1.
Wyoming hospital CFO named president-elect of financial healthcare group
Tami Love, CFO of Rock Springs, Wyo.-based Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County, is to be the next president of Wyoming’s chapter of the Healthcare Financial Management Association, according to a July 13 article by the hospital’s marketing director …
Allina to lay off fewer than 350 workers
Allina Health has begun layoffs that affect fewer than 350 team members throughout the Minneapolis-based organization, according to a statement shared with Becker’s.
Exeter CEO steps down following incorporation into Beth Israel Lahey
Kevin Callahan is stepping down as president of Exeter (N.H.) Health Resources after 37 years in the role, local newspaper The Portsmouth Herald reported July 17.
U of Iowa launches CEO search for hospitals, clinics
After more than a year with an interim CEO, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics will begin its search for a permanent leader in August, according to a news release shared with Becker’s.
