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This week's top stories include the Mayo Clinic no longer scheduling appointments for patients in most Medicare Advantage plans, and an Oklahoma City hospital's security response after COVID-19-related social media posts accused providers of murder.
Germany, Belgium and France are trailblazers followed by Italy, Netherlands, Austria, Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Sweden, Denmark, and Switzerland.
The Egyptian non-profit has teamed up with GE Healthcare to utilise AI to assess how well a patient is responding to neoadjuvant therapy, commonly used prior to surgery.
HIMSS22
In a preview of their HIMSS22 session, Serena Bumpus of Ascension and Stephanie Hoelscher of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center explain their Texas pilot study on crisis documentation during COVID-19 surges and how it could lessen the burden on nurses.
Also, HCA Healthcare UK opens £26M specialist oncology unit at UCLH.
The acquisition will cost $53.5 million in cash, plus an earnout consideration of up to $24 million and around $5 million in stock to employees joining Doximity.
The digital health insurance provider confirmed it has closed one of the largest Series B rounds in the booming African healthtech industry to date.
HIMSS22
Banner Health's customer experience channels VP, Christen Castellano, talks about creating new digital tools ahead of her presentation at HIMSS22.
Purchase agreement with flight specialist Spright will enable large-scale medical drone deliveries in the US.
The tool can help keep track of employees' symptoms, illnesses and vaccination records.