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CareScience tightens belt, lays off 15% of staff
Online care management firm CareScience cut 22 employees (15%) and consolidated operations in an effort to reduce expenses and achieve profitability by the end of the year. The firm has centralized company marketing and product development,
Online care management firm CareScience cut 22 employees (15%) and consolidated operations in an effort to reduce expenses and achieve profitability by the end of the year. The firm has centralized company marketing and product development, following the discontinuation of the CareLeader and CareSense product lines. The move comes on the heels of CareScience's acquisition of Strategic Outcomes Services, a pharmacoeconomic and outcomes research consulting firm. The deal cost CareScience $1.1 million in cash and 250,000 shares of common stock, but the company expects the acquisition to have a positive impact on its 2001 earnings.
In other news, CareScience will integrate Intel Internet Authentication Services into Care Data Exchange, which uses peer-to-peer technology to securely locate and index clinical data from participating healthcare organizations, and CareStandard Select, which enables users to select health information products online. The company has also announced a contract to provide group purchasing organization AmeriNet with clinical data analysis tools.
New Study Assesses Benefits of High-Resolution Photon-Counting for Computed Tomography Angiography
October 10th 2024Researchers found that ultra-high resolution photon-counting significantly enhanced visualization of small vessels and facilitated improved reduction of blooming artifacts for head and neck computed tomography angiography (CTA) scans.
Multicenter Study Identifies Key Factors Associated with Mammogram-Occult Ipsilateral Breast Cancer
October 9th 2024A symptomatic first breast cancer diagnosis, prevailing breast density at a second breast cancer diagnosis and trabecular thickening on surveillance mammography were linked to mammogram-occult ipsilateral breast cancer, according to new research.
