Mass job replacement not expected in healthcare as CIOs highlight AI's role in shifting duties, not eliminating jobs, across health systems.

LiquidLabor, a technology company focused on providing the infrastructure staffing agencies need to operate efficiently and profitably, launched its full suite of products today. These products ...

A business founded by a University of Leeds alum has won £100,000 of funding to commercialise its wearable health technology.Asclepius Medtech Ltd has ...

As an industry, healthcare tends to be slow-moving and significantly behind others. There are many reasons for this, including budgets, availability of technology and the fact that any errors in ...

These systems depend on secure hosting environments that protect electronic protected health information and meet HIPAA regulations. Hospitals, digital health companies, and software vendors rely on ...

YOUNGSTOWN — Mercy Health is growing its orthopedic and sports medicine services to meet the needs of our community, making it easier for patients to get high-quality care close to home. With new ...

If the labor market this year resembles last year’s, health care would again account for most of the job growth in the country and employers should start to get pickier.

The biopsy came back positive. It’s lung cancer.” Countless people in our community hear these words no one ever expects.

The technology giant is the latest in a string of companies to roll out an AI tool specific to consumers’ health queries.

The two main drivers of U.S. economic growth right now -- artificial intelligence and an aging population -- are combining to make health care the most appealing career option for job seekers.

Lawmakers nationwide are proposing rules to curb AI in health, legal and mental‑health roles as usage surges and layoffs rise.

This story is part of the celebration of the Working@Duke print publication's first 20 years. Since its first issue in 2006, the publication has grown into a dynamic digital source for employee news, ...