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A smarter way to evaluate pharmacy staffing strategy

When pharmacy vacancies remain open, the effects are felt across the department. Workflows slow, overtime rises, clinical capacity is reduced and team burnout becomes harder to contain. This webinar will help pharmacy leaders look beyond hourly rates and better understand…

Apr 6, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Presenters:

Marty Hancock, Senior Vice President, Rx relief
Melissa Chase, Pharm.D, BCSCP, CPEL, Director of Pharmacy Services, Valley Children's Healthcare and Hospital
Susan Burke, RACL, RACR, Vice President, Talent Acquisition for a National Veterinary Care Organization

U of Michigan Health team performs state's 1st liver transplant for colon cancer

A team at Ann Arbor-based University of Michigan Health became the first in the state to perform a liver transplant for the treatment of colon cancer. The procedure took place in January 2024 and was led by Christopher Sonnenday, MD,…

Baptist Health taps proton therapy leader

Coral Gables, Fla.-based Baptist Health South Florida has appointed Robert Press, MD, as clinical director of proton therapy at the Eugene M. and Christine E. Lynn Cancer Institute at Boca Raton (Fla.) Regional Hospital. Baptist Health shared news of the…

What smarter payment integrity looks like for health plans

Payment integrity teams are being asked to do more with more complexity, more data and less room for error. The opportunity is not to replace existing workflows. It is to make them smarter. AI can help health plans act earlier,…

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Arun Rangamani, Senior Vice President, Payment Services, AI and Analytics Solutions and Services, EXL
William O’Neil, Vice President, Healthcare Solutions, EXL

UCLA team develops ready-to-use immunotherapy

Researchers from University of California Los Angeles have developed a ready-to-use novel immunotherapy for endometrial cancer that could eventually be used for ovarian, breast, pancreatic and lung cancers in the future. The team has published its findings on using chimeric…

UC San Diego cancer center taps administrative leader

University of California San Diego has appointed William Gentz as associate director of administration for the Moores Cancer Center. Mr. Gentz most recently served as director of the office of sponsored projects central finance at Scripps Research, according to a…

Telehealth boosts adherence, care costs among breast cancer patients: Study

Telehealth utilization among breast cancer patients was associated with higher adherence to endocrine therapy and higher patient-incurred healthcare costs, according to a study published Dec. 19 in the Journal of Cancer Survivorship. For the study, researchers from Athens-based University of…

From disconnected to decisive: Modernizing healthcare finance

Healthcare finance teams are navigating volatile reimbursement models, fluctuating census levels and persistent capital constraints. But many finance teams are still working across disconnected systems — where all of it rarely aligns. When workforce forecasts, patient demand and financial planning…

May 12, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Presenters:

David Richardson, Regional Manager and Healthcare Specialist Prophix
Michael Ciprietti, Head of Platform Enablement Unify

Measuring what matters: Closing knowledge gaps with AI-driven workforce learning

In high-stakes environments, confidently held misinformation is a measurable risk. An employee can complete required training, pass a quiz and still lack the knowledge needed to perform safely under pressure. Microlearning improves access. Generative AI accelerates content creation. But neither…

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American Cancer Society recognizes MIT researcher with medal of honor

In early March, the American Cancer Society named Tyler Jacks, PhD, the recipient of its 2026 medal of honor, its most prestigious award. Dr. Jacks is president of Break Through Cancer, a nonprofit initiative that unites U.S. cancer institutes to…