Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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VA delays Oracle Cerner EHR rollout for three hospitals, says EHR needs 'improvements'
The Department of Veterans Affairs is delaying the rollout of its Oracle Cerner EHR modernization program at three hospitals after facing criticisms, delays and outages at its other locations. -
Why health systems are choosing Amazon as their cloud provider
As health systems look to improve operational and clinical efficiencies by creating shared infrastructures, Amazon Web Services' cloud is becoming increasingly popular. -
Francisco Partners completes acquisition of IBM Watson Health's data, assets
Investment firm Francisco Partners has completed its acquisition of healthcare data and analytics assets that were part of IBM's Watson Health. -
Hacker group claims it breached a Missouri hospital system
A cybercriminal group is taking responsibility for an alleged ransomware attack on a Missouri hospital system, legal news website JDSupra reported June 30. -
Baton Rouge General EHR disrupted by cyberattack
Baton Rouge (La.) General Medical Center had to switch to paper record-keeping after a cyberattack brought its EHR system offline June 28, WAFB reported. -
13 times Oracle Cerner was in the news lately
The big news for Cerner in the last month was its acquisition by tech company Oracle for $28.4 billion June 8. But the EHR vendor has otherwise been busy. -
'There are billions of dollars being wasted': What CIOs think of digital health startups
Digital health startups have raised billions of dollars over the last two years as telemedicine, virtual care and digital capabilities were thrust into the forefront of healthcare during the pandemic. But not every startup adds value. -
OSF Ventures taps new vice president
OSF Ventures, the investing arm of Peoria, Ill.-based OSF HealthCare, named Mayank Taneja as vice president of venture investments. -
10 big cybersecurity funding rounds this year
Cybersecurity is one of the major challenges for hospitals and their CIOs amid a spate of cyberattacks and data breaches in the healthcare industry. -
15 top players in expected $75.1B healthcare analytics market
Healthcare analytics is a burgeoning market, with health systems increasingly using data to drive clinical decision-making, predict patient outcomes and improve financial and operational performance. -
3 healthcare execs discuss the 'myths' of AI
As the use of AI ushers in great hope for advancement in the healthcare industry, there are also concerns about the impact this technology could have on human interaction, data, its success rates, as well as the burdens it could place on clinicians and health systems. -
Allegheny Health Network invests in IV medication tech
Allegheny Health Network has invested in sterile compounding technology designed to produce IV medications used in critical care areas. -
6 transformative health IT execs share their greatest innovations
Health system IT and digital leaders have the opportunity to create and implement any number of innovations in the increasingly tech-driven healthcare industry. -
Cybersecurity No. 2 concern of CIOs
With hospitals sitting on so much data in our tech-heavy age, health systems have to be vigilant about safeguarding their patients' protected health information. -
WebMD acquires healthcare analytics company
WebMD has acquired technology and data analytics company Mercury Healthcare. -
Merck to help early-stage AI, machine learning startups through new initiative
Merck has launched a new program aimed at helping early-stage biomedical startups pilot their technologies. -
COVID-19 hospitalizations can be predicted through Google searches
Information from Google searches as well as COVID-19 data on vaccination and previous hospitalizations can help create a real-time, predictive calculator of future hospitalizations, according to a June 11 study published in Nature. -
California hospitals must begin sharing patient data in the next year
California passed legislation a year ago requiring all healthcare and human services providers to sign a data-sharing agreement, which will be posted July 1. CalMatters, a nonprofit news source, outlined the goals of the legislation in a June 30 report. -
HHS releases guidance on reproductive care privacy
The federal government has released guidance on how members of the public can protect their reproductive health privacy in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. -
UC Davis Health gets $1.7M for digital outreach to underserved communities
Sacramento, Calif.-based UC Davis Health has received $1.7 million in federal funding to build a digital platform to improve healthcare access for underserved communities in Sacramento and Northern California.