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Inside the health systems going 1st on new tech, partnerships
Naomi Diaz
10/24/25
In an era when nearly every hospital wants to be seen as innovative, a small but growing number of health systems are taking that ambition further — becoming the first to pilot emerging technologies and forge novel partnerships aimed at reshaping how care is delivered. (“Source: Becker's Health IT — read the full article.”)
Here’s a look at health systems leading the way in testing new tools and forming first-of-their-kind collaborations:
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has become the first organization to pilot Epic’s new phenotyping AI tool. The tool automatically scans years of patient notes to identify discrete phenotypes — or observable traits — that can help clinicians reach diagnoses more quickly and recommend more targeted treatments.
On Oct. 9, health systems across Louisiana joined forces to launch MyChart Central, giving patients a single, password-free login across multiple health systems. The coordinated activation marked the first statewide rollout of MyChart Central in the nation. (“Source: Becker's Health IT — read the full article.”)