AHA Center for Health Innovation
The 12-month AHA Next Generation Leaders Fellowship will be bookended with in-person meetings. The majority of the program takes place virtually through inquiry-based modules, discussions and web meetings with faculty and mentors representing diverse expertise and leadership positions.
A new report from the venture capital firm Flare Capital Partners explores where AI companies have created the greatest value in health care and where the greatest opportunities still lie for achieving the technology鈥檚 vast potential.
A recent Modern Healthcare poll of 31 health care consulting firms identified the most common areas hospitals and health systems are seeking help from management consulting firms for analysis and guidance.
A new study based on research conducted by the Mercer consultancy and its partner Lightcast projects changes to the U.S. health care labor market by 2028 by state and metro and micro statistical areas.
AHA Quest for Quality Prize winner WellSpan Health is determined to improve health equity across its eight-hospital system headquartered in York, Pennsylvania.
In an upcoming AHA Leadership Scan episode, 鈥淣avigating the Health Care Cybersecurity Storm: Strategies for Resilience and Risk Reduction,鈥 technology leaders and hospital executives will share impactful strategies to reduce risk.
Walgreens, CVS Health, and Walmart have invested billions of dollars in providing primary care and health and wellness services. By the end of Q2 2024, it is apparent that the great experiment is crumbling.
Ohio-based University Hospitals is deploying Aidoc鈥檚 aiOS AI platform across 13 hospitals and dozens of outpatient facilities to quickly identify conditions like pulmonary embolism, coronary artery calcification, vertebral compression fracture and intracranial hemorrhaging.
The consultancy Oliver Wyman recently published an analysis as a follow-up to its Designing for 2035 report that explores how the health care field will be impacted by the rapidly evolving tech landscape.
Amazon鈥檚 primary care subsidiary One Medical will lose its long-standing contract with Google at year-end. Google鈥檚 roughly 180,000 employees who received discounted medical care under the contract, accounted for about 10% of One Medical鈥檚 revenue in 2020.