For over 45 years, CHG Healthcare has helped healthcare organizations meet their most pressing staffing needs. As the nation's largest physician-centric clinical workforce provider, we offer a complete workforce solution with permanent placement, Locums, Telehealth, and Advanced Practitioners (APS), including nurses, physician assistants and nurse anesthesiologists (CRNAs). CHG also provides travel and permanent alliance health professionals in the areas of therapy, labs, pharmacy and healthcare management. With over 1,500 professional recruiters covering over 130 specialties, we provide healthcare professionals with the size, speed and quality that our organization demands. Our capabilities go beyond staffing using a range of innovative technology…
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Too Long; Didn’t Read:Indianapolis’ 2025 healthcare AI scene shifts to practical, ROI-driven pilots: Community Health Network targets $10M savings, IU handles ~30 TB tumor datasets, and statewide HB1620 mandates AI disclosure – prioritize governance, local validation, human-in-the-loop checks, and rural representativeness. Indianapolis has moved from speculation to practical AI projects in 2025: the Regenstrief Institute’s in-person Healthcare AI Conference (Feb 11–12, 2025) gathered local researchers and clinicians to debate NLP, governance, clinical implementation and privacy, while Indianapolis-based Community Health Network publicly targets $10M in 2025 savings by using AI to close care gaps and automate notes; state lawmakers are answering…
Digital Edition: Nurses urged to apply for education and development grants 20 August, 2025 By Ella Devereux A charity has announced the opening of education grants designed to help nurses and midwives develop their careers, gain new skills and enhance the care they give to patients. This area is reserved. Please register for a trial, or subscribe for full access to continue reading. If you are a subscriber, login here. Welcome! To continue reading either: Access your account Log in to your account to access your content…
New York, August 19, 2025 (newswire.com) – Black Book Research has released the results of a flash survey conducted to provide practical guidance to U.S. healthcare professionals on how to participate in recovery in hospitals in Ukraine. The study began after repeated requests from American vendors, hospital leaders and investors for clear information about the procurement process, fundraising mechanisms and partnership opportunities.Previous Black Book Outreach in the first quarter of 2025 showed that many European suppliers have already been mobilized to support the Ukrainian health system. The US organization expressed strong interest and reported uncertainty about where to start. This…
Posted: August 19, 2025 10:38pm CDT by Esti Morrison, John Dupree, Waka Action 8 News MONTGOMERY, Alabama (WAKA) — U.S. Congressman Chomari figures met with constituents at Montgomery's City Hall Tuesday night, where they discussed priorities such as health care, infrastructure and economic development. The meeting, held at the Resurrected Catholic School Gym, brought together dozens of people from two districts that have been represented since winning the November election after the parliamentary boundaries were redrawn. The event was temporarily confused when a woman who opposed the war in Gaza made a scream and gesture while talking to members when…
Challenges and visionsWhen companies first employ generative and agent AI, they usually start with low-risk use cases. However, in highly regulated industries like healthcare, even seemingly simple management tasks pose inherent risks.This is because many core processes, such as recording maintenance and payment adjustments, require access to human monitoring and personally identifiable information (PII) and protected health information (PHI). This makes AI-enabled automation much more complicated in healthcare than in other industries.Despite these challenges, healthcare organizations can leverage advances in AI, including generation and agent AI, to promote the next level of automation, by implementing a framework that prioritizes responsible…
The hidden costs of greed: Why federal surveillance and socialized healthcare are the only path for the United States st. Louis, Missouri (Stl.News) For decades, Americans have been said to be “the best in the world” in their healthcare system (expensive, fragmented, deeply complex). But beneath that marketing veneer is a nasty truth. US healthcare is one of the biggest drugs in the economy, a factor of inequality, and an industry consumed by greed that is still not run sustainably. The evidence is overwhelming. The US spends nearly 20% of its GDP on healthcare, which is significantly higher than the…
Middle East Home Healthcare Market Trends The Middle East home healthcare market size was estimated at USD 6.12 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 11.80 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 7.59% from 2025 to 2033. This can be attributed to the rising prevalence of chronic diseases, government initiatives, technological advancements, and the increasing geriatric population. Moreover, technological advances such as telemedicine and remote patient monitoring are expected to fuel the expansion of this market. Large and growing populations in countries such as Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Iraq, and Iran create a substantial patient base,…
Digital Edition: NMC fitness to practise screening caseload falls to five-year low 19 August, 2025 By Ella Devereux The Nursing and Midwifery Council’s fitness to practise caseload at screening has fallen to the lowest level in five years, it has announced. This area is reserved. Please register for a trial, or subscribe for full access to continue reading. If you are a subscriber, login here. Welcome! To continue reading either: Access your account Log in to your account to access your content on Nursing Times. Get unlimited…
One of the sector’s most recognisable voice has delivered an uncompromising message to Government: stop the rhetoric and start providing proper funding for social care. Nadra Ahmed CBE, Chair of the National Care Association and a nationally recognised leader with over four decades in the sector, has launched a blistering critique of Government policy, warning that the social care crisis is worsening despite official claims of increased investment. Speaking on Newcross Healthcare’s Voices of Care podcast with host Suhail Mirza, Ahmed revealed the frustration that drove 250 care providers to take unprecedented action earlier this year. “We had about 250…