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ADHA shifts My Health Record to multi-supplier ops as Accenture signs new 3-year contract
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ADHA shifts My Health Record to multi-supplier ops as Accenture signs new 3-year contract

Australia’s ADHA is moving My Health Record to a multi-supplier operating model as Accenture continues support under a new three-year contract. In the same week

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Hospitals need a shortlist as cardiology AI clearances hit 225

Hospitals need a shortlist as cardiology AI clearances hit 225

Cardiology is still the No. 2 specialty for FDA-cleared AI, with 225 tools when imaging is counted. That growth is pushing tighter vendor evaluation and tighter

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OpenAI’s ChatGPT for Healthcare is getting wired into Epic

OpenAI’s ChatGPT for Healthcare is getting wired into Epic

OpenAI’s Epic integration is read-only, supports in-chart workflows, and ships with audit logs and RBAC. The operational work is permissions, connectors, and va

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The EU’s MDR delay buys time, but it won’t clear your commissioning bottleneck

The MDR timeline extension shifts EU medtech planning out to 2027–2028. The next constraint is how fast teams can validate and ramp automated lines without “pow

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HCA’s Q1 was not about volume. It was about coverage and collecting cash

HCA kept 2026 volume guidance, but exchange attrition and uninsured growth are turning payer mix and denials into the operational battleground.

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Dental practice exits are turning into multi-year projects, not last-year decisions

Dental practice exits are turning into multi-year projects, not last-year decisions

Dental Economics and Group Dentistry Now point to a shift: succession, tax structure, and revenue-cycle controls now need 3–5+ years, not months.

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Scan.com’s $220M round makes imaging an API contract for plans and employers

Scan.com’s $220M round makes imaging an API contract for plans and employers

Scan.com says it has 900,000 patients served and a $165M run rate. The operational shift is imaging purchased and governed like a network service.

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MD&M West 2026 is becoming a place to source AI-ready device builds

MD&M West 2026 exhibitors pitch audit-ready, AI-ready device platforms

MD&M West exhibitors are pitching AI-ready computing, test capacity, and cleanroom throughput as the new schedule risk in medtech programs.

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Dr. Dana Rosencranz - Cancer Survivor and Radiotherapy Provider

Dr. Dana Rosencranz - Cancer Survivor and Chief Medical Physicist

Dr. Dana Rosencranz’s journey as both a chief medical physicist and a breast cancer survivor offers a unique perspective into the dual experiences of being a cancer care provider and a patient. With over 23 years of experience at Texas Oncology, a leading oncology network in the United States, Dr. R

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ADA endorsement puts Weave on the shortlist for dental front-office tech

ADA endorsement puts Weave on the shortlist for dental front-office tech

Weave’s ADA endorsement and its Practice Analytics release tighten the spec for phone, texting, scheduling, and insurance workflows.

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Radiology deal flow is splitting in two: $8B radiopharma and 14-state mobile imaging rollups

Radiology deal flow is splitting in two: $8B radiopharma and 14-state mobile imaging rollups

From Curium’s up to $8B Lantheus agreement to PE-backed mobile imaging platforms, radiology consolidation is shifting what hospitals buy and how reads get staff

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Direct-to-consumer telehealth raises spending, even as ASC investment surges

A 2017 telehealth study found higher spending, not savings, as ASC investment rises

A Health Affairs claims analysis found 88% of DTC telehealth visits were new utilization and net spend rose $45 per user, a useful benchmark as payers and emplo

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HFMA’s new chair is a hospital CFO as Medicare reporting gets more detailed and revenue cycle work gets more technical

HFMA’s new chair is a hospital CFO as Medicare reporting gets more detailed and revenue cycle work gets more technical

HFMA’s 2026-27 board slate and new certifications signal heavier cost reporting and revenue cycle analytics work inside hospitals.

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FDA QMSR ties supplier contracts to inspection prep

FDA QMSR ties supplier contracts to inspection prep

FDA’s QMSR is pushing medtech OEMs to rewrite how CMOs handle risk, records, and audit support.

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Interchangeable biosimilars cut drug spend only when pharmacies can actually switch them

Interchangeable biosimilars cut drug spend only when pharmacies can actually switch them

FDA interchangeable biosimilars are expanding beyond insulin, pushing payer and pharmacy ops teams to tighten substitution rules, EHR signals, and inventory pla

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More nurses did not lift safety culture scores in a 205-hospital analysis

More nurse staffing was associated with slightly lower safety-culture scores in a 205-hospital analysis

A 2026 analysis found small negative links between added staffing and safety-culture perceptions. Operators are shifting to governance, reporting systems, and e

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Smart ICU and ambient AI cut errors when they feed data and notes into the EMR

Smart ICU integration cut errors and ambient AI reached 90% of notes, once both fed the EMR

New HIMSS26 APAC case studies show big gains, up to 70% fewer admin errors, when device data and notes flow into the EMR.

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Gartner says AI budgets are growing faster than the rules to control them

Gartner says AI budgets are growing faster than the rules to control them

Gartner data shows AI spend is up faster than overall budgets, while many organizations still lack FinOps guardrails.

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How Targeted Patient and Provider Education Improves Outcomes - Stephen Page, smarterhealth.ai

How Targeted Patient Education Improves Outcomes - Stephen Page, SmarterHealth.AI

Learn how targeted patient and provider education with AI can reduce preventable readmissions, improve health equity, and drive measurable clinical and…

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Cleveland Clinic’s 900-person AI summit signals a new buying cycle for patient portals

Cleveland Clinic's 900-person AI summit signals a new buying cycle for patient routing systems

Cleveland Clinic's AI Summit, plus its $50M "Digital Front Door" initiative, is pushing AI from pilots into patient routing and access systems.

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Medicare now pays $137.53 per scan for inpatient CT triage AI

Medicare sets $137.53 maximum add-on payment per eligible inpatient case for CT triage AI

Medicare’s NTAP for Aidoc’s CT Body triage puts a per-case dollar figure on radiology AI, and forces hospitals to treat workflow, governance, and coding as one

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Rasonque’s 13.2-month survival result is about to hit hospital formularies

Rasonque’s 13.2-month survival result is about to hit hospital formularies

FDA cleared Revolution Medicines’ Rasonque for metastatic pancreatic adenocarcinoma. The ops work now is pathways, genotyping, and specialty pharmacy flow.

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Real-time radiation dose tracking is moving from badges to live dashboards in procedure rooms

Real-time radiation dose tracking is moving from badges to live dashboards in procedure rooms

Radiation Detection Company’s Radiant updates dose every 0.2 seconds, while GE HealthCare pushes browser-based imaging access, changing how hospitals govern rad

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Microsoft’s 60% Dragon Copilot discount forces a new way to measure digital health ROI

Microsoft’s 60% Dragon Copilot discount forces a new way to measure digital health ROI

As Microsoft and Pivot Point push Dragon Copilot into rural hospitals, Europe’s EDiHTA work shows why buyers now need a repeatable way to price evidence.

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