Source: Samsung
What You Should Know:
– Samsung Electronics and Stanford University today forms a research collaboration with Stanford Medicine aimed at developing health solutions leveraging Samsung’s recently FDA De Novo authorized obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)…
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What You Should Know:
– Kandu Health, Inc. and Neurolutions, Inc. today announced their merger, forming Kandu, Inc. The newly established company aims to redefine the landscape of stroke recovery by offering an unprecedented, at-home,…
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If organizations lack the necessary skills and resources, maintenance and management of the tools and technologies, along with training and uplift to support their OT and critical infrastructures, they risk increased and protracted downtime.
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What is the AI Bill of Rights, and why does it matter in healthcare? 🤔HIMSS member Zachary Arose breaks down how this framework aims to make AI safer, fairer, and more transparent for patients…
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Credentialing and granting privileges are essential but often time-consuming processes that involve gathering inputs from many sources: the providers requesting privileges, the institutions granting them, licensing boards, peer references, and more. For many healthcare…
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Mark Koeniguer, Chief Commercial Officer at iCAD
What You Should Know:
– iCAD, Inc., a provider of clinically proven AI-powered breast health solutions, today announced the appointment of Mark Koeniguer as its Chief Commercial Officer (CCO).
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Richard Samuel held leading operations and strategy roles in the NHS, and was formerly NHS England Director and NHS Chief Executive. Now at EBO, he believes AI can make healthcare more efficient, personalised and…
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Digital tools, including a patient optimisation eForm and a hospice data feed, have been launched in Kent to help improve prehabilitation and elective recovery.
The patient optimisation eForm was introduced in March 2025 to provide…
Mark Newman, CEO of Nomi Health
Doctors aren’t just healers—they’re involuntary lenders. Every time a physician treats a patient, they’re fronting the cost of care and hoping to get reimbursed. If the insurer underpays or…
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I feel like someone played with ChatGPT over the weekend, and all of a sudden, the conversation around healthcare and AI changed. It turned into, you know, this is hype, and this is not…
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