Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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10 fastest-growing metro areas for tech workers
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. -
Healthcare interoperability firm gets $30M infusion
A healthcare interoperability company has received a $30 million infusion of funding to expand its team and technology investments -
New vision of digital health should be personalized, inclusive
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. -
Alameda Health System data breach potentially affects 90,000 patients
Oakland, Calif.-based Alameda Health System reported that a data breach has potentially exposed the protected health information of 90,000 patients. -
Wellspan Health's AI transcribing tech reduces clinical documentation by 50%
York, Pa.-based Wellspan Health is using Nuance Dragon Ambient eXperience, an AI voice-activated technology, to help its physicians automatically transcribe medical visit notes. -
The changing role of IT in the new healthcare paradigm
IT has a key role to play in improving health outcomes through technologies and functions like analytics, AI and machine learning while also reducing costs through better integration and workflow automations. -
Montana health system inks deal with cloud provider
Helena, Mont.-based St. Peter's Health tapped Innovaccer, a health cloud company, as its strategic cloud provider and plans to transform its EHR data into unified patient records. -
BJC HealthCare notifies patients of data breach
BJC HealthCare notified patients about a data breach that may have compromised the protected health information of some patients at its affiliated hospitals and service organizations. -
FBI thwarts attempted Iranian cyberattack against Boston Children's Hospital
FBI Director Christopher Wray said Iranian government-backed hackers were behind an attempted cyberattack of the Boston Children's Hospital in 2021, Boston Herald reported June 1. -
Cybersecurity in the Boardroom Is More Important Than Ever. Here’s What to do About it
Board directors agree cybersecurity is a top priority. As costly data breaches become more common, make sure your board — and organization — are protected -
Apple launches IT training, certification program
Apple has launched an IT training and certification program to meet the demand for professionals who use its products and services on the job. -
AI neurology startup gets $25M funding
A health tech startup that aims to find biomarkers and more precision care for neurological disorders has received $25 million in series A funding. -
Ohio data breach affects nearly 30,000 patients
Nearly 30,000 patients were affected by a data breach at an Ohio community mental health center. -
Scientists developing AI tools for the ICU
Researchers in Florida are investigating whether artificial intelligence can help shorten the length of ICU stays and reduce hospital-based delirium. -
Flexible block management helps health systems get a handle on OR schedules and service lines
Perioperative leaders focus on structuring block schedules by surgeon or service line to maximize use of operating rooms. -
Baptist Health's new app lets patient pay bills, schedule appointments + more
Jacksonville, Fla.-based Baptist Health has launched an app that makes it easier for patients to find their physician and schedule appointments. -
The rise of influencers in brand marketing strategy
Brands are turning to social media influencers for content engagement, with sponsored feed posts up nearly 27 percent year-over-year, according to a Meltwater marketing trends report. -
Machine learning algorithm predicts opioid overdoses
U.S. researchers have developed an artificial intelligence tool they say could help predict and prevent opioid overdoses among Medicaid beneficiaries. -
High fashion meets health tech: Gucci partners with weable company
Health tech company Oura, which manufactures a health and fitness tracking wearable ring, has partnered with high-fashion brand Gucci, Business of Fashion reported May 26. -
Viewpoint: It'll take more than the FDA to regulate health AI
Artificial intelligence used in healthcare requires a distributed regulation approach that involves both centralized agencies like the FDA and decentralized agencies, argues a team of researchers in a May 26 PLOS Digital Health article.