The 8 coolest things in healthcare
Explore the 8 coolest things in healthcare from predictive AI to hospital rooms of the future with insights from innovation chiefs around the country.
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“Senate committee investigates Novo Nordisk’s high list prices for diabetes and weight loss drugs, citing potential to bankrupt healthcare system.”
Nurses respond to noncompete ban
“FTC bans noncompete agreements for nurses, protecting them from exploitative training repayment provisions. Hospitals criticize ruling’s impact on recruitment
Do nonprofit hospitals sidestep FTC’s noncompete ban?
FTC implements noncompete ban with sweeping effects on healthcare industry. Questions remain on jurisdiction and impact on tax-exempt nonprofits hospitals.
FTC head raises alarm over algorithm-driven healthcare price fixing
“FTC chief warns of healthcare price fixing risks driven by technology advancements, emphasizing the use of algorithms and the agency’s focus on protecting cons
Mass General Brigham leader lobbies Congress for AI regulation
Mass General Brigham executive lobbies for more oversight of healthcare AI on Capitol Hill. Health system’s chief data science officer advocates for regulation.
Health systems embrace partnerships for AI
“Discover the strategic partnerships between top health systems and AI vendors, including collaborations with Amazon, Microsoft, and Google, to enhance patient
Hospitals slam FTC’s noncompete ban
Hospital groups, including the American Hospital Association and Federation of American Hospitals, the slam the Federal Trade Commission’s ban on noncompetes.