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Who's Really Running Healthcare? (When Physicians No Longer Have a Voice) - Dr. Krishna Vedala

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…

Kevin Stevenson·Sep 8, 2026

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.

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 8, 2026
ADHA shifts My Health Record to multi-supplier ops as Accenture signs new 3-year contract

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

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 7, 2026
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

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 7, 2026
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

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 7, 2026

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

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 5, 2026
MD&M West 2026 exhibitors pitch audit-ready, AI-ready device platforms

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.

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 3, 2026
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.

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 3, 2026
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.

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 1, 2026
How Targeted Patient 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…

Kevin Stevenson·Aug 31, 2026
Cleveland Clinic's 900-person AI summit signals a new buying cycle for patient routing systems

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.

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 31, 2026
Medicare sets $137.53 maximum add-on payment per eligible inpatient case for 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

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 30, 2026
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

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 30, 2026
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.

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 30, 2026
FDA’s Oct. 19 AI docket forces medtech teams to write tests, not slide decks

FDA’s Oct. 19 AI docket forces medtech teams to write tests, not slide decks

The FDA’s generative AI discussion paper points to competency-style evaluation and heavier postmarket monitoring, pushing vendors and hospital buyers to demand

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 29, 2026
SILMO Paris 2026 brings smart glasses and AI into the purchasing cycle

SILMO Paris 2026 brings smart glasses and AI into the purchasing cycle

SILMO expects nearly 34,000 visitors and 950 exhibitors. The agenda signals where optical retailers and labs will spend next: AI imaging workflows, smart-glasse

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 29, 2026
Epic is turning its EHR into an AI command center, and CIO plans just got tighter

Epic is turning its EHR into an AI command center, and CIO plans just got tighter

UGM 2026 put Epic’s agent tools, Cosmos data scale, and new APIs on a faster release track. For health system IT, the decision is shifting from pilots to platfo

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 29, 2026
Cleveland Clinic’s 10-year Siemens imaging deal makes technologist training and licensing the bottleneck

Cleveland Clinic’s 10-year Siemens imaging deal makes technologist training and licensing the bottleneck

A new 10-year Cleveland Clinic and Siemens Healthineers pact expands imaging upgrades and on-site staffing, putting technologist training and scope-of-practice

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 28, 2026
Ambient AI is moving from clinician productivity to consent and revenue-cycle controls

Ambient AI is moving from clinician productivity to consent and revenue-cycle controls

Two August 2026 reads, one operational signal: ambient documentation is spreading fast, and hospitals now have to govern microphones and models like any other c

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 20, 2026

Connected Across Texas - Leah Barton

Learn about Harris County Public Health's Harris Collaborative and how it connects health initiatives across Texas from leader Leah Barton.

Rikki Wiggs·Aug 18, 2026
Sobi CEO Guido Oelkers named BioNTech's next chief executive, targeting multiple approved products by 2030

Sobi CEO Guido Oelkers named BioNTech's next chief executive, targeting multiple approved products by 2030

BioNTech taps Sobi CEO Guido Oelkers as its next chief executive, with a mandate to turn a deep oncology pipeline into multiple approved products by 2030.

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 17, 2026
Health systems are spending big on EHRs and AI while governance gaps widen

Health systems are spending big on EHRs and AI while governance gaps widen

Epic projects running into nine figures, AI reimbursement still unresolved, and most hospitals without dedicated AI testing platforms shape today's health IT landscape.

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 17, 2026
Health IT spending, AI gaps, and Epic price tags signal a volatile 2026 for hospital CIOs

Health IT spending, AI gaps, and Epic price tags signal a volatile 2026 for hospital CIOs

Children's Minnesota's $175M Epic transition, AI testing gaps, and CIO career moves highlight the operational pressures facing hospital IT in 2026.

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 17, 2026
AI scribes and startup pipelines are reshaping how health systems and tech investors evaluate AI in 2026

AI scribes and startup pipelines are reshaping how health systems and tech investors evaluate AI in 2026

From patient consent debates over AI scribes to Y Combinator's AI-first startup thesis, the pressure on enterprise health and tech operators is intensifying.

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 16, 2026
CMS marks one year of its Health Tech Ecosystem with eight new pledge categories and a "RIP Clipboard" moment

CMS marks one year of its Health Tech Ecosystem with eight new pledge categories and a "RIP Clipboard" moment

CMS celebrated the one-year anniversary of its voluntary Health Tech Ecosystem at HHS headquarters, announcing eight new pledge categories to advance data inter

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 16, 2026
Wearables, AI diagnostics, and cybersecurity converge as healthcare's operational pressure points in 2026

Wearables, AI diagnostics, and cybersecurity converge as healthcare's operational pressure points in 2026

Samsung's FDA-cleared Galaxy Ring, GE HealthCare's new AI ultrasound, and the AnMed cyberattack show where health systems must act now.

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 13, 2026
AI is compressing drug discovery timelines from years to months, and clinical operators need to prepare now

AI is compressing drug discovery timelines from years to months, and clinical operators need to prepare now

From AI-designed viruses to 18-month drug trials, generative AI is restructuring healthcare's pipeline, and the AI-informed patient is arriving at the clinic f

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 12, 2026
Siemens Healthineers and Cleveland Clinic sign a 10-year alliance as ambient AI reshapes the EHR debate

Siemens Healthineers and Cleveland Clinic sign a 10-year alliance as ambient AI reshapes the EHR debate

A decade-long Siemens Healthineers–Cleveland Clinic deal and competing visions for ambient AI in the EHR signal a new era of enterprise health system transforma

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 9, 2026

"Biotech in the Balance" - Dr. Jeremy Levin, Chairperson of Ovid Therapeutics

Dr. Jeremy Levin on restoring biotech industry trust through transparency, navigating drug pricing complexity, and competing with China's biotech priorities.

Kevin Stevenson·Aug 8, 2026
FDA-authorized digital medical devices have grown substantially over two decades, but regulatory databases still can't track them

FDA-authorized digital medical devices have grown substantially over two decades, but regulatory databases still can't track them

A Nature study finds digital device authorizations have surged over 20 years, yet FDA databases still can't identify which devices have software inside.

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 5, 2026
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