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Webinars What clinicians need from AI after the pilot: Lessons from Adventist Health and Rady Children’s

Clinical AI has moved from novelty to fixture in everyday practice. The harder question now: what makes it deliver lasting value rather than stall after rollout? In this webinar, clinical and informatics leaders from Adventist Health and Rady Children’s Health…

Jul 24, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Presenters:
  • Dr. Dieter Sumerauer, Associate Chief Health Information Officer, Rady Children’s Health
  • Dr. Salman Naqvi, Administrative Medical Director, Health Informatics,, Adventist
  • Dr. Reid Conant, Senior Physician Executive, Abridge

Webinars Abridge Keynote 2026: Patient-Centered Clinician Intelligence Platform

From the Times Center in New York City on June 6, 2026: Abridge CEO and Co-Founder Dr. Shiv Rao announced the patient-centered clinician intelligence platform—a single, horizontal intelligence layer, connecting providers, payers, and life sciences, organized around every patient, for…

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Presenters:
  • Shiv Rao, CEO & Co-Founder, Abridge
  • Dr. Ben Kornitzer, Chief Medical Officer, Aetna
  • Deanna Hanisch, Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Johns Hopkins Health System
  • Kimberly Powell, Kimberly Powell - Sarah Simon Kimberly Powell Vice President & General Manager, Healthcare, NVIDIA

Pediatric cannabis exposures rose 6,000% since 2009: 5 things to know 

Pediatric cannabis exposures jumped more than 6,000% among U.S. children younger than 6 between 2009 and 2024, according to a study published June 26 in the Journal of Addiction Medicine.  Researchers from the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee and…

By: Ella Ruder

Acadia co-owned psychiatric hospital staffs fewer than 50 of 144 beds: Report

Capitol Park Mental Health Hospital, a for-profit standalone psychiatric hospital in St. Paul, Minn., is facing reports of chronic understaffing and safety lapses less than a year after opening, The Minnesota Star Tribune reported June 30.  The 144-bed psychiatric hospital,…

By: Ella Ruder

Webinars Is ambulatory care healthcare’s big margin engine? 4 leaders weigh in

Healthcare is in the midst of a site-of-care pivot. With shrinking reimbursement, rising capital constraints and structural changes in how CMS pays for inpatient services, health system and group practice leaders are rethinking strategy and betting on ambulatory care. As…

Jul 29, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT

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Presenters:
  • Joe Ganley, VP of Government and Regulatory Affairs, athenahealth
  • Jeffrey Flynn, CASC, Administrator and Chief Operating Officer, Gramercy Surgery Center
  • Bryan Tsao, VP of Ambulatory Healthcare and Experience and Medical Director, Access Center, Loma Linda University Health
  • Jason Zepeda, Chief Operating Officer, Northridge Hospital Medical Center, CommonSpirit Health
  • Greg DeConciliis, PA-C, CASC, Administrator, Boston Out­Patient Surgical Suites

Whitepapers How the CMS prior authorization deadline will expose gaps in workflows

Beginning Jan. 1, 2027, impacted health plans must exchange prior authorization data through standardized application programming interfaces (APIs). The mandate reaches Medicare Advantage organizations, state Medicaid and CHIP fee-for-service programs, managed care plans and Qualified Health Plan issuers on the…

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California law expands judges’ discretion in mental health diversion cases

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill June 29 that expands judicial discretion in the state’s mental health diversion program, changing the public safety standard courts apply when evaluating diversion requests. The law removes a legal standard that limited courts’…

By: Ella Ruder

Behavioral health sign-on bonus helps fill 9-month vacancy: 5 study notes

Nebraska’s $25.5 million behavioral health workforce initiative supported more than 800 trainees, expanded rural telebehavioral health services and helped organizations recruit and retain clinicians, according to a study published June 24 in Psychiatric Services. Researchers at the University of Nebraska…

By: Ella Ruder

Mental Health Cooperative CEO's tenure ends 

Michelle Schafer’s tenure as CEO of Nashville, Tenn.-based Mental Health Cooperative ended in June, according to LinkedIn. The behavioral health provider has named Corey Cronrath, DO, interim CEO, according to its website. Dr. Cronrath also serves as chief medical officer…

By: Ella Ruder
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