Elon Musk told Tesla employees to return to in-person work for at least 40 hours a week or leave the company, CNBC reported June 1. 

Primary care disruptor Carbon Health laid off 250 employees June 1 because of market volatility and declining COVID-19-related business, its chief executive said.

Spokane, Wash.-based Mann-Grandstaff Medical Center lacks critical quality and patient safety metrics even after one year post Cerner EHR launch, according to a June 1 report from the Department of Veterans Affairs' Office of Inspector General. 

Cybersecurity experts have raised concerns about funding, lack of clinician involvement and "immaturity" of HHS' cybersecurity unit, HC3, Politico reported June 1. 

Early onset of pregnancy could be detected using wearable fitness and health tracking devices, according to a May 16 study published in PLOS Digital Health. 

HCA Florida Healthcare has renamed its 14 home health agencies. 

A medical device company has issued a high-priority security warning about some of its products.

Cincinnati-based Bon Secours Mercy Health's digital holding company, Accrete Partners, has acquired health tech consulting company Nordic Consulting Partners. 

Oracle has obtained the required antitrust approvals, including European Commission clearance, for its pending $28.5 billion acquisition of Cerner. 

Amazon, Google, Microsoft and more are competing for healthcare cloud market share as large and small health systems across the U.S. are eager to join the cloud.

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Following the initial surge in virtual care during the pandemic, demand is receding. Health systems are grappling with the long-term role of digital and virtual technologies. As they contemplate future strategies, organizations are weighing both provider and consumer preferences.

An expert in natural language processing was named vice chair of Cedars-Sinai's computational biomedicine department June 1.

A digital pharmacy company has reported a data breach affecting 27,846 individuals.

From apps that support opioid patients recovery treatments to apps that allow patients to directly message their physicians, here is a list of health systems piloting, creating and deploying applications to enhance patient care, as reported by Becker's since May 1: 

An IT specialist is facing federal charges after allegedly hacking into the network of a suburban Chicago healthcare company that had denied him employment.

The pandemic altered the migration pattern of U.S. tech workers, as they were more free to move where they chose in an era of remote work.

A healthcare interoperability company has received a $30 million infusion of funding to expand its team and technology investments

Despite the digital revolution that took over many traditional industries, healthcare hasn't experienced such a change, with many services still remaining slow and complicated. However, digital health still holds promise if it is approached through a lens of inclusivity and personalization, according to a May 31 Fast Company article. 

Oakland, Calif.-based Alameda Health System reported that a data breach has potentially exposed the protected health information of 90,000 patients.