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Share this article Share this article SALT LAKE CITY, March 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- To address the growing administrative burden on clinicians and the inefficiencies and added costs of unconnected systems, Michigan Medicine will partner with 3M Health Information Systems to implement a full portfolio of 3M technology across its health care system. Powered by artificial intelligence (AI), 3Ms clinician and revenue cycle solutions will help Michigan Medicine reduce physician stress and bolster ...

DBusiness Magazine Michigan Medicine Partners With 3M to Upgrade Technology Michigan Medicine of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor has announced a partnership with Minnesota-based 3M Health Information Systems to implement a portfolio of 3M technology across its health care system. Michigan Medicine will implement 3M Health Information Systems’ technology portfolio to decrease clinicians’ administrative work and address inefficiencies. Pictured is University Hospital. // Photo courtes...

A protester in Nogales, Sonora holds up a sign directed at Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, reading: “We need you to look out for our health. Get with it, AMLO!” The protest on Wednesday, March 25, saw a small group of Sonorans block the southbound vehicle lanes on the Mexican side of the DeConcini port to demand their government do a better job of screening people at the border for the coronavirus. Photo by Jonathan Clark

Pedestrians entering the country through the Dennis DeConcini Port of Entry were greeted by a new piece of street art in August as they walked onto the first block of Terrace Avenue: Big, bold white letters reading “Nogales” painted over a vividly colord background of thin horizontal lines on a brick wall. “Basically, we wanted the word ‘Nogales’ because it’s the port, so we wanted a type of welcome, like a postcard,” said Priscilla Nefftys, one of the artists...

A protester in Nogales, Sonora holds up a sign directed at Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, reading: “We need you to look out for our health. Get with it, AMLO!” The protest on Wednesday, March 25, saw a small group of Sonorans block the southbound vehicle lanes on the Mexican side of the DeConcini port to demand their government do a better job of screening people at the border for the coronavirus. Photo by Jonathan Clark

If youre able to go above and beyond to help us during this important time, please consider making an additional financial contribution. Click here to contribute. Healthcare professionals in Santa Cruz County began receiving the first vaccinations for COVID-19 on Tuesday, the day after the first batch of vaccines arrived. But while some frontline health care workers were getting vaccinated, the County Health Services Department was still trying to get ahold of the remaining 900 vaccines that ...

2020 USA E-National Team Well Prepared and Ready for FIBA Esports Open II Date: Dec 18, 2020 The inaugural USA Basketball E-National Team was selected on Nov. 9 and has been practicing and scrimmaging at least five days a week since then. Defeating Argentina, Brazil, Great Britain, Guatemala and Italy in friendlies, the only team to down the USA was Spain. On Dec. 15, Spain took two games in the best-of-five series. However, sometimes a loss is good for a team to refocus, which is just what the...

Close Regina Villa, an ICU nurse manager at Valleywise Health in Phoenix, becomes one of the first healthcare workers in Arizona to receive the COVID-19 vaccine this week. Vaccines are expected to begin arriving in Santa Cruz County during the week of Dec. 21, with frontline healthcare workers first in line to receive them. Photo courtesy of the Arizona Department of Health Services By Nick Phillips • Nogales International Dec 18, 2020

Santa Cruz County’s 10-percent per-capita confirmed case rate was the highest among Arizona’s 15 counties as of Thursday, along with Yuma, which was at virtually the same level.