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From pilot to performance: What’s working in healthcare AI adoption today

Healthcare leaders are looking to AI to ease administrative burden and drive efficiency in the face of rising costs. But for many, it’s still a work in progress. Becker’s Healthcare and Workday surveyed more than 140 healthcare executives to understand…

Nov 20, 2025 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CST

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Pat Keel, FHFMA, EVP, Chief Financial Officer St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Neil Jensen, VP, Head of Global Product Vision and Experience Workday

How Providence cut no-shows and rebooked 37% of canceled lab appointments

Missed lab appointments don’t just delay care, they drive up costs, reduce capacity and frustrate patients. Providence, one of the nation’s largest nonprofit systems, tackled this head-on. The result? An 8-fold increase in lab appointment scheduling, reduced no-shows and a…

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What orthopedic mainstays will be obsolete in the future?

New technologies, such as AI, robotics and augmented reality will significantly change the way orthopedic surgeons operate in the coming years, according to three surgeons. All three recently connected with Becker’s to share which aspects of the orthopedic industry that…

HSS proposes 'common-sense' solution to new CMS quality reporting rule

Researchers at the New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery found that high-volume institutions can reliably measure outcomes by collecting data from a smaller, well-chosen sample of patients, according to an Oct. 24 system news release. The study was prompted…

AI helpful in joint replacement surgery prep: HSS study

A study from New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery found that its custom AI platform was effective in preparing total joint replacement patients for surgery, according to an Oct. 24 news release. Researchers with HSS created an AI platform…

'Quiet knee' may improve knee replacement recovery: Study

A new study from New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery suggests that a conservative recovery method, known as the “quiet knee” protocol, may improve outcomes after total knee replacement. The retrospective analysis reviewed more than 270 patients who followed…

MedStar Health completes $2.1M orthopedic expansion

Columbia, Md.-based MedStar Health opened a newly expanded orthopedic practice in Olney, Md. The $2.1 million expansion of MedStar Montgomery Medical Center doubles the size of the practice, which is now 3,800 square feet, according to an Oct. 15 news…

The women leading top orthopedic surgery departments

The following female surgeons lead orthopedic surgery departments at hospitals ranked among the top 50 for orthopedics by U.S. News & World Report for 2025-26. Each is among a small but growing group of women heading academic orthopedic programs nationwide.…

AMA publishes new CPT code for bone-anchored annular closure

The American Medical Association released its CPT 2026 code set, which includes the new CPT code 63032 fr bone-anchored annular closure, Intrinsic Therapeutics said Oct. 24. The new add-on CPT code describes the adjunctive placement of a bone-anchored annular closure…

Dr. Brian Donley named NewYork-Presbyterian's next CEO

Brian Donley, MD, executive vice president and COO of New York City-based NewYork-Presbyterian, will succeed President and CEO Steven Corwin, MD, the hospital announced Oct. 23. Dr. Donley, an orthopedic surgeon, joined NewYork-Presbyterian in 2023 as an executive vice president…