Hospitals in Maryland have focused on patient safety with impressive results.

Fifteen percent of providers are using some kind of predictive modeling, according to a study conducted by health IT company Jvion.

Health systems are increasingly focusing on caring for patients with Medicaid who have costly medical conditions, The New York Times reports.

Tenet Healthcare and United Surgical Partners International agreed to form a joint venture, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Bloomberg Philanthropies, in partnership with the Australian government, is launching Data for Health, a $100 million initiative that will enable 20 low- and middle-income countries to vastly improve public health data collection.

With a timeline for value-based payment now in play, healthcare delivery organizations must start putting their data to good use.

Worcester, MA – A 4-year, $12 million national research project funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) has surpassed its original goal, culminating in the establishment of the most comprehensive U.S. database on total hip and knee joint replacement patients and their surgical outcomes.

With potential Medicare cuts looming, Congressional committee leaders on Thursday introduced legislation to end decreases in pay to physicians, The Hill reports.