3 rules health systems are living by in 2025

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Top Story 3 Rules Health Systems Are Living By in 2025 Healthcare experts shared key principles that are guiding health system strategy during a panel at MedCity News' INVEST conference. These leaders believe in flexible, patient-centered engagement strategies, emphasize clinical value as the benchmark for adopting technology, and champion collaboration to scale solutions that deliver proven results. Sponsored The Role of Consultants in Tackling Healthcare Expenses Presented by Faserna To ensure effective cost mitigation, employers can't wait for the market to adjust — they have to punch first. Read more.

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Pfizer Pledges $1.25B for Drug Candidate in Promising But Competitive Area of Immunotherapy Pfizer is in-licensing a bispecific antibody drug for cancer that China-based 3SBio designed to block the proteins PD-1 and VEGF. The deal puts the pharmaceutical giant in a growing group of companies developing bispecific antibodies for those targets, many of them with molecules originally developed in China. Are GLP-1s Worth the Hype? GLP-1s have proven to be highly effective for weight loss but pose significant cost challenges for employers, according to a recent panel of experts at MedCity INVEST. How Healthcare Organizations Can Maintain a Balanced Workforce Amid Staff Shortages and Burnout The demands of the industry are constant, but when organizations prioritize the physical, emotional, and professional well-being of their caregivers, they build the foundation for long-term workforce stability. A Four-Part Roadmap for Responsible Prior Authorization The tools exist today to significantly reduce PA's burden on our healthcare system, we just need to mobilize and implement them.

Video   Why One Health System Exec Is Bullish on Clinical AI People often come to FJ Campbell, chief medical officer of Ardent Health, with concerns about integrating AI into clinical models. When they do, he reminds them that AI is now a necessary part of healthcare delivery, especially as the country battles sweeping shortages of doctors and nurses. "We're not going to have enough physicians. We're not going to have enough nurses. I'm not afraid of [AI] because it's actually improving what we can do to load balance the workflows for our nurses, to bring specialty care to our rural hospitals, and therefore load balance patients across an entire community," Campbell stated. He highlighted that AI can do a good job of reducing clinician burnout, which is important for workforce retention.

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MedCity Pivot: How Veradigm Aims to Close the Information Gap Megan Zakrewsky, vice president of product at Veradigm talks about how the company is utilizing tech among providers, payers and patients. Watch now!

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