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July 31, 2024 Jake Fishman 0 min read
  1. Northwell Health launches in-house production studio. 
  2. North Korean hacker indicted for hospital cyberattacks. 
  3. Cleveland Clinic names first chief AI officer.
  4. All of CMS’ 1-star and 5-star hospitals.
  5. Fewer than half of under-50 adults can afford or access healthcare.
  6. CHS to sell all PA hospitals to WoodBridge. 
  7. Optum announces clinic closures, layoffs in California.
  8. Bloomberg details concerns about the quality of NP training.
  9. LU Hospital nurses reach a labor deal after two strikes.
  10. HGP’s H1 2024 health IT market recap.
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