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September 18, 2024 Jake Fishman 0 min read
  1. Mount Sinai Health names new chief digital information officer.
  2. Philadelphia therapists brace for Eagles football fans.
  3. Christus to reopen shuttered Steward hospital.
  4. Atrium Health responds to new social engineering attack.
  5. Layoff Tracker: CarePoint issues notice to 2,600 workers.
  6. Patient safety goals at U.S. News’ top hospitals.
  7. Johns Hopkins appoints new cybersecurity chief.
  8. UTHealth Houston teams up with Open AI on custom solutions.
  9. Mayo Clinic receives $10M to launch AI education program.
  10. States not shying away from reforming healthcare.
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