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Most reprocessing audit gaps trace back to training, turnover and leadership
Joint Commission survey findings, CDC guidance and a 189-cycle audit study point to the same weak spots in instrument reprocessing, and few of them are
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From Data to Decisions: Leadership, Trust, and AI in Healthcare with Dr. Julia Rehman
Learn how healthcare leaders can integrate AI effectively while maintaining governance, human judgment, and frontline staff engagement in clinical decisions.
Two Radiology Deals Signal Focus on Coverage, Not Scanners
Radiology Business reports that Colorado Imaging Associates and TRA formed Affiliated Radiology, while Align Capital agreed to buy Heritage Imaging.
Dr. Sotirios Stathakis: A TheraPanacea Customer Interview
Dr. Stathakis explains how Mary Bird Perkins adopted TheraPanacea's AI tools to streamline cancer treatment planning and improve operational efficiency.
Dr. Dana Rosencranz - Cancer Survivor and Chief Medical Physicist
Chief Medical Physicist at Texas Oncology combines breast cancer survivor insights with expertise in AI integration and personalized cancer treatment.
OpenAI Links ChatGPT to Epic EHRs, Adds Health Data Plugin
OpenAI has connected ChatGPT for Healthcare to Epic EHRs and launched a plugin linking clinicians to nine public healthcare data sources.
Sentara put a predictive model inside Epic’s nursing workflow
Sentara embedded a predictive risk model into Epic and redesigned nursing workflows, reducing hospital-onset MRSA bacteremia by about 45%, according to
CMS Sets $90-$420 Per-Patient Payments for Chronic Care Tech
CMS's ACCESS model pays $90 to $420 per Medicare beneficiary yearly for tech-supported chronic care, tied to outcomes, HFMA reported.
Google’s AlphaGenome Atlas puts billions of DNA variants in reach
Google DeepMind’s AlphaGenome Atlas gives researchers a genome-scale way to prioritize possible DNA changes for study. The value is faster hypothesis triage, not a replacement for laboratory or clinical validation.
OpenAI put 10,000 AI agents on Navier–Stokes. Healthcare R&D should pay attention
OpenAI's proposed Navier–Stokes proof signals a new research stack for medical modeling, life sciences and scientific software.
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Who's Really Running Healthcare? (When Physicians No Longer Have a Voice) - Dr. Krishna Vedala
Explore why physicians feel disengaged from healthcare organizations, how primary care mismanagement drives burnout, and AI's role in returning time to…
MRI segmentation models can now label 80 structures, but deployment is the hard part
Open-source MRI segmentation models can segment up to 80 structures. For imaging and oncology ops, deployment is the hard part.
Interchangeable biosimilars are getting approved faster, and Wezlana shows why
FDA’s interchangeable Wezlana nod for Stelara’s uses lands as interchangeability reviews speed up, a shift that changes formulary timing, pharmacy substitution
AAO-HNSF hearing loss guideline moves screening at 50+ into primary care, with audiogram and amplification steps to follow
New AAO-HNSF age-related hearing loss guidance pushes routine screening at 50+, then otoscopy, audiogram, and faster amplification or implant referral. Expect n
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
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
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
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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