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Wade Emmert
“Wheels Fall Off” FTC’s Latest Hospital Merger Challenge
Summary of article from Holland & Knight LLP, by Bill Katz, David Kully, Krithika Rajkumar: The Judge in FTC v. Community Health Systems Inc. & Novant…
For All Intents and Purposes the Ninth Circuit Shakes Up Antitrust Law With Sidibe v. Sutter Decision
Summary of article from Proskauer Rose LLP, by David Munkittrick, Evelyn Blanco: The Ninth Circuit Court’s decision in Sidibe v. Sutter Health may significantly alter the…
How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Diabetes Care
Summary of article from DiaTribe, by Michael Howerton: Experts at the ADA 2024 Scientific Sessions highlighted AI’s potential to revolutionize clinical practice through applications like automated…
Healthcare Chatbots: When Do They Help and When Do They Hurt?
Summary of article from Built In, by Alexandra Whitt: Healthcare chatbots offer significant benefits, including improved user engagement, quick responsiveness to minor health queries, reduced administrative…
Three Key Areas Where Healthcare IT Leaders Can Deploy AI to Improve Patient Outcomes
Summary of article from CIO, by John Cox: Healthcare IT leaders can deploy AI to improve patient outcomes in three key areas: fully utilizing patient-related data,…
Modernizing and Securing Hospital Technology Infrastructure
Summary of article from MedCity News, by Derek Grant: The healthcare industry is undergoing a significant digital transformation, necessitating the modernization of technology infrastructure to improve…
How Generative AI Is Shaping Drug Discovery
Summary of article from Healthcare Brew, by Mikaela Cohen: Generative AI is revolutionizing drug discovery by significantly reducing the time and cost involved in developing new…
Texas Judge Upholds Hospitals’ Right to Use Online Tracking Technology
Summary of article from The Record, by Suzanne Smalley: A Texas federal judge ruled that the Biden administration’s policy to limit hospitals’ use of online tracking…
PHI Compromised in Cyberattacks on South Texas Oncology and Hematology & Highland Health Systems
Summary of article from The HIPAA Journal, by Steve Adler: South Texas Oncology and Hematology (STOH) in San Antonio, TX, and Highland Health Systems in Anniston,…
Texas Medical Center Institutions Agree to Pay $15M Record Settlement Involving Concurrent Billing Claims for Critical Surgeries
Summary of article from U.S. Attorney’s Office, Southern District of Texas: Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center, Baylor College of Medicine, and Surgical Associates of Texas have…