Healthcare data platform startup Truveta raises $95M to build out its platform
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Healthcare data platform startup Truveta Inc. revealed today that it has raised $95 million in new funding to hire more people and fund infrastructure and cloud computing resources to build out its platform.
Truveta launched out of stealth mode earlier this year and is led by former longtime Microsoft Corp. executive Terry Myerson. Backed by leading healthcare providers, the company is building an enormous anonymized data set that combines clinical and patient data from each of its health system partners. Truveta aims to create a valuable trove of information that will be made available for what it calls “ethical research.”
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McLaren Macomb Hospital nurses vote overwhelmingly for strike action
Six hundred nurses at McLaren Macomb Hospital voted by 90 percent on June 29 to go on strike when their current contract expires at midnight on July 27.
The overwhelming vote for a strike by the nurses at the 288-bed hospital in the suburban Detroit community of Mount Clemens, Michigan is the result of the drive by management to intensify the exploitation of the staff at the facility throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
While hospital registered nurses (RNs) have made enormous sacrifices and worked with short staffing and extended hours throughout the public health crisis, saving lives and assisting those infected with the virus, the hospital has used the pandemic to increase the financial payoff for top executives of the multi-billion-dollar McLaren Health Care corporation.