AI can detect patients who are at high risk even as they’re in the ambulance on the way to the hospital, says Professor Oscar Lee, vice superintendent of China Medical University Hospital, a 2023 HIMSS Davies Award recipient.
Blue Shield of California is strengthening its relationship with maternal healthcare technology company Mahmee, with the latter’s services now available to more BSCA members. As part of Blue Shield’s Maternal Child Health Equity Initiative, the nonprofit health plan has been working with Mahmee to provide a test program for members to receive access to holistic […]
Macquarie’s $300 million investment supports the White House-led initiative to improve energy efficiency in the healthcare sector, says John Pickhaver, head of infrastructure and energy capital for the Americas at Macquarie Capital.
As the number of children and adolescents in need of mental health support continues to increase, New York-based healthcare giant Northwell Health is investing $350 million over the next five years, and launching a $150 million fundraising campaign to expand pediatric behavioral health services across its footprint.
At the start of next year, pharmacy services company Optum Rx will place eight preferred insulin products on Tier One of standard commercial formularies, limiting out-of-pocket spend to $35 or less.
Patient consent is a huge part of what South Western Sydney Primary Health network does, with 20,000 now connected through iRAD, says Nick McGhie, the organization’s digital health and data manager.
Walgreens Boots Alliance is laying off 267 corporate employees, which represents 5% of that workforce,
In a unanimous 26-0 vote, the Senate Finance Committee passed a comprehensive draft package this week that puts pharmacy benefit manager reform and mental health in the spotlight.
Taiwan has a single payment insurance system and pay-for-performance, but the challenges of interoperability and measuring outcomes remain, says Dr. I-Rue Lai, vice superintendent at National Taiwan University Hospital.
The U.S. healthcare system could stand to save more than $1.1 trillion over the next 30 years while preventing roughly 15 million heart attacks if pharmacists were more involved in treating hypertension, according to research from Virginia Commonwealth University.