Innovation
The 2027 AHA Leadership Summit, July 18-20 in San Diego, brings together senior healthcare executives, clinicians and experts in the field presenting innovative approaches for delivering better care and greater value, ensuring financial stability, addressing workforce challenges and improving the…
Your care innovations, partnerships and resilience are strengthening communities in ways that were unimaginable just a few years ago.
For years, Dover-area resident Ken Moritz struggled with a worsening heart condition caused by a severe mitral valve leak, which left him fatigued, dealing with ankle swelling, and unable to keep up with daily responsibilities.
LCMC Health’s Manning Family Children’s Hospital in New Orleans became Louisiana’s first to use curative gene therapy in the treatment of sickle cell disease.
In this conversation, Corey Casper, M.D., senior vice president and chief research officer at Banner Health, and professor of clinical translational science at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, explores how Banner Health is using clinical research, technology and strategic partnerships…
A new resource roundup from the West Health Accelerator at the AHA’s Health Research & Educational Trust highlights five practical approaches across electronic health record optimization, virtual care and artificial intelligence utilization and integration.
At Fred Hutch Cancer Center and the University of Washington in Seattle, researchers are gaining new insights into how a specific prostate cancer treatment affects patients’ quality of life.
UCHealth’s Memorial Hospital Central and Memorial Hospital North in Colorado Springs are the first hospitals in Colorado to use the i-STAT Alinity traumatic brain injury blood test, a new tool that helps emergency physicians quickly determine whether adults may have suffered a mild brain injury,…
Hospital care for people with Parkinson’s disease costs nearly $8 billion annually and places about one in six hospitalized patients at significant risk for an avoidable complication due to healthcare systems that are not designed to meet their unique, time-sensitive needs.
Children’s Hospital Colorado helped the National Alliance of Sickle Cell Centers develop new national standards to improve how developmental and cognitive challenges are identified and managed in people with sickle cell disease (SCD).