Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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Hackensack Meridian launches Google Cloud generative AI tool
Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health is expanding its partnership with Google Cloud to use its generative artificial intelligence tools to reduce administrative workload, support clinical decision making and help personalize the patient experience. -
Top 9 EHRs for community hospitals, per Black Book Research
The Sunrise EHR from Altera Digital Health was named the top EHR for community hospitals by Black Book Research. -
Epic in the last 30 days
From deepening its relationship with Microsoft and Nuance to releasing a new online app gallery, here are seven updates on Epic's operations, software products and partnerships reported by Becker's Hospital Review in August: -
HCA, Google roll out generative AI project
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare has started using generative artificial intelligence technology from Google to document emergency room visits and speed up nurse handoffs. -
Nurses join striking writers, actors to voice AI concerns
Two hundred registered nurses are planning to hold a march in Los Angeles on Aug. 29 to voice their concerns about the threat of artificial intelligence technologies and their ability to provide quality patient care. -
Hospital Sisters, Prevea Health experiencing systemwide outage
Springfield, Ill.-based Hospital Sisters Health System and Green Bay, Wis.-based Prevea Health are experiencing sporadic phone access and have reported that their websites and computer applications have been experiencing an outage since Aug. 27, the Green Bay Press Gazette reported. -
Digital COVID-19 testing app faces allegations of stolen software
Nomi Health admitted that it breached its contract with software developer OSGHD by creating its own digital COVID-19 testing app, allegedly built off of OSGHD's software, The Salt Lake Tribune reported Aug. 28. -
California hospital to use state loan to install Cerner
El Centro Regional Medical Center will use $3.5 million of its $28 million loan from California to install a Cerner EHR. -
AI speeding up stroke diagnosis at Baptist
Coral Gables-based Baptist Health South Florida says AI technology has been helping its neurosurgeons speed up stroke care during "golden hour" — the first 60 minutes after a stroke in which clinicians have the greatest opportunity to restore blood flow and save brain tissue. -
UNC Health's plan to create responsible AI
Chapel Hill, N.C.-based UNC Health is in the process of creating an AI framework to ensure the technology is being developed responsibly, WRAL.com reported Aug. 25. -
Tennessee health system launches fitness app
Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare, based in Memphis, Tenn., launched its new fitness app called Healthier 901 for individuals participating in the health system's weight loss challenge. -
Healthcare Innovation: A Safe and Secure Approach
Six Focus Areas to Address the Top Security Challenges Facing Healthcare Organizations Today. -
Cancer treatment too 'nuanced' for ChatGPT, Mass General Brigham finds
While ChatGPT has shown promise in picking imaging tests and identifying diagnoses, it was decidedly less successful in recommending cancer treatments. -
What 5 hospitals are paying their Epic talent
Health systems in New York and California are seeking EHR talent with a posted salary of more than $100,000. -
Top 7 broken health IT promises, per KLAS
While the vast majority of healthcare organizations say their IT vendors keep all their promises, nearly a quarter say they sometimes break them, KLAS Research reported. -
How Amazon, Google, Microsoft are working with health systems
Hospitals and health systems continue to partner with Big Tech companies to further their digital transformations. Here are nine of those collaborations Becker's reported on in the past month. -
4 Apple healthcare job openings
Apple continues to aggressively hire for healthcare jobs focused on enhancing the health features of its devices. -
VA CIO 'cautiously optimistic' about Cerner rollout
Kurt DelBene, CIO of the Department of Veterans Affairs, said despite the troubles the department has had with its $16 billion Oracle Cerner EHR rollout, he is still "cautiously optimistic" about it, FedScoop reported Aug. 25. -
Epic integrates 2-way patient texting to software
Epic Systems has integrated two-way patient texting, which allows hospitals and health systems using its software to offer patients mobile messaging that can send them alerts about appointments, prescriptions and billing. -
Why hospitals should prepare for a month of downtime after cyberattack
The Joint Commission says hospitals and health systems should prepare to be on downtime for at least a month following a cyberattack, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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