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The rising risks for healthcare workers

Healthcare workers put their time and energy into providing high-quality care to patients each day. At the same time, there is both anecdotal evidence and data indicating rising rates of violence in their places of work.

AltaMed completes Epic Hyperdrive migration

AltaMed Health Services, based in Los Angeles, recently completed migration to Epic Hyperdrive, which has improved its response time, Raymond Lowe, senior vice president and CIO of the health system, told Becker’s. 

10 states with the most, fewest geriatric physicians

Nine states have fewer than five active geriatric physicians, a KFF report found.

States with the highest number of active oncologists

New York has the highest number of active oncologists, a KFF report found.

300+ warned about possible TB exposure at California casino

Health officials in Northern California have contacted more than 300 people who could have been exposed to tuberculosis at a casino in Pacheco.

Jury to decide Johns Hopkins Netflix trial following closing arguments

A jury will soon decide whether Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital is responsible for $220 million in damages in a case made famous by a Netflix documentary.

How Rush's iconic building became part of a video game

With its butterfly shape that appears to hang over a Chicago expressway, Rush University Medical Center is one of the more unique-looking hospitals in the U.S. And video game developers have taken notice.

How Kaiser uses AI to track patient deterioration

Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente has been developing artificial intelligence tools that track patient deterioration for more than a decade, The Washington Post reported Nov. 7.

Can AI save hospitals from the staffing crisis?

Some hospital leaders are optimistic that artificial intelligence could liberate their clinicians from hours of administrative work and return them to the bedside.

Why chief of staff is 'one of the hardest jobs you can have'

The role with origins in politics and the military has made its way into some large health systems, and can be clouded with obscurity given its variability and intensity.