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Top Story There's a Gap Between Healthcare Leaders' AI Confidence and Their Ability to Scale Healthcare leaders might be too confident about their AI readiness, according to new research. It showed that 70% of leaders feel at least somewhat confident in their organization's AI governance frameworks, but only 15% report having scalable infrastructure in place. Sponsored Changes in Nurse Staffing Answer Clinician Demands Presented by WhitePress The ongoing nursing shortage facilitates high turnover rates since nurses know they won't have difficulties finding new jobs. In order to retain and attract staff, it's in a facility's best interest to understand what nurses want. Learn More Can you believe it? We're just four weeks away from INVEST 2025! If you're looking for a smaller, more intimate event jam-packed with knowledge, excitement, and connection-building opportunities, INVEST 2025 is it. This isn't your typical conference—it's where real connections are made and groundbreaking ideas are shared. Register Now

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There's a Gap Between Healthcare Leaders' AI Confidence and Their Ability to Scale Healthcare leaders might be too confident about their AI readiness, according to new research. It showed that 70% of leaders feel at least somewhat confident in their organization's AI governance frameworks, but only 15% report having scalable infrastructure in place. World Class Health Secures $10M for Global Centers of Excellence Network World Class Health's $10 million raise was led by Transformation Capital. It comes six months after the company secured $8 million in seed funding. Bristol Myers Squibb Schizophrenia Drug Fails Pivotal Test as an Add-On to Antipsychotics Bristol Myers Squibb's Cobenfy failed to outdistance a placebo in a Phase 3 test that evaluated the drug as an adjunct to antipsychotics in schizophrenia patients. Last September, the FDA approved Cobenfy as a standalone schizophrenia treatment. Improving Patient Trust with Digital Communication Patients need tailored touchpoints throughout their health journey to stay engaged with their care plan. To do this effectively, healthcare organizations must leverage technology and digital communication strategies to drive and retain patient engagement and experience end-to-end.  How Leveraging Information for Action can Build a More Sustainable Healthcare System By aligning incentives and encouraging collaboration across sectors, we can build a resilient system that adapts to changing needs and delivers value to all stakeholders.

Video   Trump's Executive Order on Drug Costs Could Be a Win for Pharma Companies & a Loss for Patients President Donald Trump's recent executive order on prescription drug costs includes several provisions, including efforts to reduce insulin prices and rein in pharmacy benefit managers. However, there is one measure that has made some patient advocates upset. The executive order includes a potential change to the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program that would delay when certain drugs can be selected for negotiation. Currently, drugs can only be selected for negotiation if they are brand-name drugs or biological products without generic or biosimilar equivalents. Small molecule drugs have to be seven years past their FDA approval or licensure date, while biologics have to be 11 years past this date. The Trump administration's executive order could give small molecule drugs an extra four years before they're eligible to be selected for the negotiation program.

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