Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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7 Microsoft healthcare job openings
Microsoft recently posted seven job openings related to its health business. Below are the open positions as of Dec. 29: -
A glimpse into Epic's 2024 strategy
Epic Systems is gearing up to unleash a wave of generative AI innovations in 2024, with more than 60 AI-related development projects in progress, a company spokesperson told Becker's. -
10 top-trending Google health searches of 2023
The world's most popular search engine can serve as a powerful reflection of our collective health concerns. -
New York hospitals look to recover data stolen in cyberattack
Carthage (N.Y.) Area Hospital and Ogdensburg, N.Y.-based Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center are taking legal action to recover patient data stolen in a September ransomware attack, local news outlet WWNY reported Dec. 28. -
Ascension hospital rolls out digital mobile scan system
Tulsa, Okla.-based Ascension St. John Hospital is launching a mobile digital positron emission tomography and computerized tomography system, local news outlet KJRH reported Dec. 28. -
What 3 hospital IT departments pay their engineers
Health systems in Colorado, New York and Washington are seeking engineers to work in their health IT departments. -
Health IT VC funding falls
Health IT startups raised $900 million in the third quarter of 2023, making it the second consecutive quarter of declining funding, according to a Dec. 13 Pitchbook report. -
VA 'committed to resuming' Oracle Health rollout
The Department of Veterans Affairs said it is "committed to resuming the system rollout" of its Oracle Health EHR rollout, NextGov reported Dec. 28. -
8 healthcare tech trends in 2024, per DataLink
Health IT company DataLink projected eight trends in healthcare technology for 2024. Artificial technology dominated the trends list. -
Walgreens to boost IT infrastructure
Walgreens Boots Alliance has experienced high turnover in the technology division, and now wants to build up its IT infrastructure, according to The Wall Street Journal. -
Apple watch sales ban temporarily lifted
Apple will be allowed to sell previously banned smart watches in the U.S. while it appeals the U.S. International Trade Commission's decision that it violated Masimo's patent, according to The Wall Street Journal. -
Best Buy Health plans bigger healthcare presence in 2024
Best Buy Health became a major player in healthcare over the last 12 months by partnering with some of the largest health systems in the U.S. to support in-home services, virtual care, supply chain management and more. -
How EHR installs hit hospital finances in 2023
With some EHR installation costs climbing north of $500 million, a botched installation can seriously affect a health system's bottom line. -
How Kaiser uses Epic for at-home care
Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente's hospital at home program uses three different digital health platforms to manage patient care, document results and communicate with patients. -
4 largest healthcare data breaches of 2023
In 2023, health systems in Tennessee, California and Florida reported breaches affecting more than 1 million patients. -
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital pays $300K over pixel fallout
New York Attorney General Letitia James and New York City-based NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital reached a settlement, which calls for the health system to pay $300,000 for using advertising tools that shared personal information with technology companies. -
Texas health system taps remote monitoring partner
Health IT company CareView Communications is expanding its partnership with an unnamed health system in North Texas. -
Amazon seeks healthcare strategy and transformation lead
Amazon is looking for a healthcare strategy and transformation lead for Amazon Web Services, a position it has had listed since November. -
Corewell vendor breach affects 1 million patients
More than 1 million patients at Corewell Health may have had their information exposed as the health system's population health management vendor, HealthEC, experienced a data breach, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said Dec. 26. -
Epic + Oracle Health headed into 2024
Hospitals and health systems continue to invest in EHR platforms as the technology becomes more sophisticated for more coordinated care.
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