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– According to Kaufman Hall’s 2025 Health System Performance Outlook, hospitals are facing a “financial trifecta” of rising non-labor expenses, workforce instability, and aggressive payer reimbursement pressures.
– Nearly 60% of health…
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– A new 50-state analysis reveals that over half (51.7%) of U.S. private-sector workers are now enrolled in high-deductible health plans (HDHPs) as employers struggle to manage rising costs. The report…
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OpenAI report highlights rapid enterprise AI growth in healthcare | MobiHealthNews
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AI-focused deals now make up 75% of health tech funding, J.P. Morgan report finds | MobiHealthNews
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What You Should Know:
– Rock Health’s 2025 Innovation Maturity Curve reveals a digital health landscape defined by the rapid ascent of AI chatbots for mental health and “Health Benefits 2.0”, driven by rising costs…
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What You Should Know:
– A new report from Paubox reveals that email remains the number one source of HIPAA breaches, with 107 incidents reported in the first half of 2025 alone.
– The analysis identifies…
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The Missing Clinical Voice in Healthcare ITBy Susan Grant, DNP, RN
Susan Grant, DNP, RN, is chief clinical officer at Symplr.
For years, the weight of healthcare technology decisions has fallen solely on…
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What You Should Know:
– The Beryl Institute’s new paper, From Myths to Truths: Reframing Physician Perceptions of Patient Experience, identifies and refutes five common misconceptions held by physicians regarding patient experience, moving the conversation…
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Executives say they’re underprepared for challenges ranging from AI to cost containment.Healthcare C-suite executives feel underprepared for the future, especially when it comes to AI deployment, according to a report from the Healthcare Financial Management…
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What You Should Know:
– A new report from the KLAS Arch Collaborative finds that dissatisfaction with organizational leadership is the primary non-personal reason at-risk clinicians plan to leave their jobs.
– The dissatisfaction is strongly…
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