Children’s National Hospital and the FDA have initiated a five-year collaboration to address challenges in developing medical devices for children and infants. The partnership will create regulatory science tools using de-identified clinical data, multimodal imaging, and machine learning to enhance the evaluation and testing of pediatric devices. Currently, there is a significant gap in high-risk devices specifically designed for pediatric use, resulting in off-label usage and safety concerns. The initiative seeks to close this gap by providing open-source resources, as the current lack of regulatory incentives for pediatric medical devices has hindered innovation in the field.

FDA and Children’s National Hospital Join Forces to Advance Pediatric Device Innovation MedTech Dive

Kaiser Permanente has appointed Dr. Daniel Yang as its vice president of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies to lead AI initiatives across its healthcare network. Previously with the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Dr. Yang aims to ensure quality oversight of AI applications in clinical operations, research, and education, while promoting a responsible AI culture focused on patient safety. He advocates for AI as a tool to improve access to care and address provider burnout, emphasizing the need for leaders with clinical and operational expertise to effectively communicate between technical teams and healthcare providers. One notable project under his leadership is the development of an AI-enabled clinical documentation tool aimed at reducing administrative burdens on physicians.

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Emory Healthcare has experienced a 16% revenue increase from fiscal year 2023 to 2024, primarily driven by Dr. Joon Lee's leadership. Instead of pursuing mergers, the organization emphasized service expansion, operational efficiencies, and improved revenue collection. A critical change was the restructuring of the leadership framework, replacing individual hospital presidents with regional leaders for two divisions—university hospitals and regional hospitals. This reorganization enhanced healthcare delivery, allowing Chief Operating Officers to optimize staffing and better manage patient flow. Despite facing external challenges, Emory Healthcare reported nearly $7 billion in revenue for the 2024 fiscal year, reflecting a successful strategy of unified operations and collaborative approaches within the health system.

Emory Healthcare Achieves 16% Revenue Surge Through Strategic Reorganization Becker's Hospital Review

A recent Chubb report, based on a Harris Poll of 500 business leaders, identifies cybersecurity and technology disruption as the primary threats to business growth, with 40% of executives highlighting cyber breaches and data leaks as significant risks. Cybersecurity was also recognized as the main geopolitical risk by 60% of respondents, indicating heightened awareness of digital vulnerabilities. While 86% of companies are adopting business interruption coverage for cyberattacks and supply chain issues, many executives feel inadequately prepared to manage these emerging risks. Furthermore, 79% of respondents are integrating artificial intelligence into risk management, although concerns about AI-related issues, such as deepfakes, remain prevalent, impacting over half of the organizations surveyed.

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Children’s National Hospital and the FDA have initiated a five-year collaboration to address challenges in developing medical devices for children and infants. The partnership will create regulatory science tools using de-identified clinical data, multimodal imaging, and machine learning to enhance the evaluation and testing of pediatric devices. Currently, there is a significant gap in high-risk devices specifically designed for pediatric use, resulting in off-label usage and safety concerns. The initiative seeks to close this gap by providing open-source resources, as the current lack of regulatory incentives for pediatric medical devices has hindered innovation in the field.

FDA and Children’s National Hospital Join Forces to Advance Pediatric Device Innovation MedTech Dive

Kaiser Permanente has appointed Dr. Daniel Yang as its vice president of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies to lead AI initiatives across its healthcare network. Previously with the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Dr. Yang aims to ensure quality oversight of AI applications in clinical operations, research, and education, while promoting a responsible AI culture focused on patient safety. He advocates for AI as a tool to improve access to care and address provider burnout, emphasizing the need for leaders with clinical and operational expertise to effectively communicate between technical teams and healthcare providers. One notable project under his leadership is the development of an AI-enabled clinical documentation tool aimed at reducing administrative burdens on physicians.

Kaiser Permanente Appoints Dr. Daniel Yang to Lead AI Innovations Healthcare IT News

Emory Healthcare has experienced a 16% revenue increase from fiscal year 2023 to 2024, primarily driven by Dr. Joon Lee's leadership. Instead of pursuing mergers, the organization emphasized service expansion, operational efficiencies, and improved revenue collection. A critical change was the restructuring of the leadership framework, replacing individual hospital presidents with regional leaders for two divisions—university hospitals and regional hospitals. This reorganization enhanced healthcare delivery, allowing Chief Operating Officers to optimize staffing and better manage patient flow. Despite facing external challenges, Emory Healthcare reported nearly $7 billion in revenue for the 2024 fiscal year, reflecting a successful strategy of unified operations and collaborative approaches within the health system.

Emory Healthcare Achieves 16% Revenue Surge Through Strategic Reorganization Becker's Hospital Review

A recent Chubb report, based on a Harris Poll of 500 business leaders, identifies cybersecurity and technology disruption as the primary threats to business growth, with 40% of executives highlighting cyber breaches and data leaks as significant risks. Cybersecurity was also recognized as the main geopolitical risk by 60% of respondents, indicating heightened awareness of digital vulnerabilities. While 86% of companies are adopting business interruption coverage for cyberattacks and supply chain issues, many executives feel inadequately prepared to manage these emerging risks. Furthermore, 79% of respondents are integrating artificial intelligence into risk management, although concerns about AI-related issues, such as deepfakes, remain prevalent, impacting over half of the organizations surveyed.

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