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Patients Expected Profemur Artificial Hips to Last. Then They Snapped in Half.
Over the past two decades, more than 750 Profemur hips have fractured at the neck.
Innovation Units: The New Standard in Nursing?
Mercy's CNE says it will be.

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Using RTLS Tech to Improve Workflows, Patient Care
Aurora Health Care has integrated the technology into new clinics, giving providers and patients a pathway to better care coordination
Are Ingestible Sensors Making a Comeback?
A study led by Brigham and Women's Hospital found that a sensor-embedded pill can accurately track vital signs in patients...
Can the Inbox Ninjas Close Nagging Gaps in Primary Care?
A new program at Bassett Healthcare monitors email inboxes and helps the health system react quickly to important patient emails.
Study: Telehealth Providers Are Failing to Follow Up on Diagnostic Tests
Research finds that patients are less likely to get follow-up diagnostic tests after a telehealth appointment than after an in-person...
NYC Launches Free Telehealth Service for Troubled Teens
The partnership with Talkspace addresses a surge in teenagers?both in the city and nationally--reporting severe behavioral health concerns and not...
Google’s Gemini isn’t the generative AI model we expected
Google?s long-promised, next-gen generative AI model, Gemini, has arrived. Sort of.
Millions of patient scans and health records spilling online thanks to decades-old protocol bug
Researchers say they found exposed patient imaging, as well as names, addresses and phone numbers
Henry Schein ransom saga now in third month, hackers show no mercy
The APLHV/BlackCat ransom gang says it will encrypt Henry Schein?s network systems for the third time ? the latest payback...
East River Medical Imaging (NY) cyberattack affects 606K patients
East River Medical Imaging in New York has started notifying 605,809 patients that some of their protected health information has...
Hospitals are charging patients for messages to physicians. Philly health systems aren't joining the trend.
The Inquirer surveyed Philadelphia-area health systems on their billing for messages practice.
The untold story of a massive hack at HHS in COVID's early days
Former officials at HHS attribute the cyberattack to a state-level actor.
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