#628 — The Industry Wire

July 19, 2024 Brian Casey 1 min read
  1. Southeastern U.S. states have the worst women’s health outcomes.
  2. Chevron doctrine might have the biggest impact on HHS’s scientific and technical agencies.
  3. How people are being tricked by deepfake doctor videos on social media. 
  4. UW Health details $900M expansion plan.
  5. Senate votes to subpoena Steward Health Care CEO, investigate bankruptcy.
  6. PWC: healthcare costs might jump by 8% in 2025.
  7. DaVita to pay $34.5M to settle referral kickback allegations.
  8. The Kansas court rules that providers don’t have to keep medical records confidential.
  9. Brigham and Women’s Hospital nurses prepare strike vote.
  10. Legislation would increase government involvement in healthcare cybersecurity incidents.
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