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Johnson & Johnson is introducing an AI-enabled cardiac mapping.  The new Cartosound Sonatamodule integrates with the company’s CARTO System to convert intracardiac echocardiography images into detailed maps and automatically label cardiac structures. The tool is designed to help physicians build…

Nashville, Tenn.-based Ascension St. Thomas became one of the first in the world to perform a cardiac surgery using the da Vinci 5 robotic platform. Around 35% of all coronary bypass surgeries are done robotically at the hospital. Robotic surgeries…

GLP-1s have solidified their place in healthcare as a tool in weight management and, subsequently, the treatment of cardiovascular diseases. The rapidly evolving class of drugs is having a significant impact on cardiovascular service lines, outpatient facilities and other stakeholders…

Harvey Snyder, MD, a pioneering cardiologist, has died at age 75, according to an obituary published in The Philadelphia Inquirer April 21.  Dr. Snyder died on April 8, according to the obituary. He served most recently as a longtime trustee…

New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System has launched a new podcast series focused on comprehensive women’s health. The series, “HERology,” is co-hosted by four Mount Sinai physicians and researchers, according to an April 21 news release. It features experts…

Ambulatory organizations are under pressure to reduce administrative burden, improve clinician satisfaction and deliver a more consistent patient experience — all without compromising security or trust.  The answer isn’t another bolt-on tool. It’s AI built directly into the EHR workflows…

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  • Matt Patterson, Senior Director, Oracle Health
  • Camille Cseri, PA, Physician Assistant and Sales Consultant, Oracle Health

Apolipoprotein B blood tests outperformed LDL and non-HDL cholesterol tests in guiding treatment, and could prevent heart attacks and strokes, a recent Northwestern Medicine study found. The study, published April 8 in JAMA, used a computer simulation model to evaluate…

Demand for behavioral health services is rising rapidly, but workforce capacity is not keeping pace. Health systems are seeing the downstream effects: strained emergency departments, fragmented care and patients falling through gaps during critical transitions. Traditional, episodic models are no…

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