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Karina Anderson appointed as new director of practice management at Thompson Health Canandaigua

A broad overview of patient-support programs should be a first step in weighing whether these programs deliver value for patients in return for their cost to the health system, says a researcher.

A federal judge in Memphis, Tennessee, is advising law firms involved in a kerfuffle over double-spacing that they should spend less time “figuring out how many sometimes-useless words will fit on a page.”

As 2023 draws to a close, let’s reflect on a year that has seen remarkable strides—and changes—in legal technology. The legal profession, often criticized for its reluctance to embrace change, witnessed an unprecedented shift in attitudes, largely as a result of the generative artificial intelligence revolution. These generative AI tools, ranging from sophisticated contract review and lifecycle management to intelligent legal assistants, are redefining how work gets accomplished in...

Despite higher up-front costs, enhanced home blood pressure monitoring by hypertension patients could be cost-effective compared with standard clinical care.

It took three weeks of waiting after Milbank announced bonuses and raises for associates. But now, Cravath, Swaine & Moore has stepped into the BigLaw breach with its announcement.

The Kansas judicial branch is still dealing with the aftermath of an Oct. 12 cyberattack that affected computer systems used by district and appellate courts.

The final Medicine and the Machine podcast guest, physician and author Gavin Francis, shares his approach to keeping his occupation rewarding and satisfying.

Are you having trouble pulling the trigger on your tech stack?

A new analysis recommends a four-stage plan for physicians and health systems to improve their cybersecurity practices.