Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
  • Kaiser Permanente VP warns of growing AI divide in healthcare

    Daniel Yang, MD, vice president of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies at Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente, is concerned about a growing divide in AI adoption, where some health systems can afford the technology while others cannot, The Wall Street Journal reported Aug. 21.
  • 10 must-ask questions before implementing large language models in healthcare

    In today's rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, the integration of large language models stands poised to redefine patient care and organizational efficiency.
  • Epic plans MyChart bot

    Epic is rapidly integrating artificial intelligence into its software, spearheading around 100 projects aimed at streamlining healthcare for both patients and providers, the Wisconsin State Journal reported Aug. 21.
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  • Judy Faulkner's 25-to-50-year plan for Epic

    Epic founder and CEO Judy Faulkner said the company is always looking decades ahead, whether that's expanding its headquarters, staff, or technology offerings to health systems.
  • How Americans view AI's role in healthcare

    As health systems continue their artificial intelligence push, more Americans are feeling comfortable with the role the technology will play in their healthcare. 
  • More CEOs, CFOs and CIOs see organizations losing grip on basic IT

    Across industries, the percentage of C-level executives leaders who say their IT function is effective in delivering even basic services has plummeted over the last decade, according to a new report from IBM.
  • Cleveland Clinic acquires stake in AR company

    After a $3 million collaboration, Cleveland Clinic is set to become a shareholder in Strolll, a software that uses augmented reality to help people with Parkinson's disease.
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  • BayCare creates new virtual care program

    Clearwater, Fla.-based BayCare Health System is partnering with Cadence, a chronic disease management company, to launch a remote patient monitoring and responsive virtual care program.
  • Epic welcomes 19 new health systems

    Epic welcomed 19 new health system customers at its Users Group Meeting on Aug. 20.
  • MultiCare inks AI oncology partnership

    Tacoma, Wash.-based MultiCare Health System is entering into a partnership with health tech firm Azra AI in a bid to get cancer treatment to patients faster. 
  • The digital transformation investments paying off for health systems

    Health systems view digital transformation as a top priority, but few have the resources to scale these initiatives, according to an Aug. 19 article from the American Medical Association.
  • Walgreens inks $100M clinical trial deal

    Walgreens is partnering with the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority within HHS to accelerate innovation in decentralized clinical trials.
  • What 75,000 nurses think of EHRs

    Nurses' satisfaction with EHRs is increasing, though challenges with reliability and response times remain opportunities for improvement, according to an Aug. 20 report from KLAS Research.
  • 2 Idaho hospitals choose Meditech

    Idaho-based critical access hospitals St. Mary's Health in Cottonwood and Clearwater Valley Health in Orofino plan to install to Meditech Expanse across their entire networks.
  • Kaiser Permanente, 2 systems back health tech company

    The venture capital arms of Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente and two other health systems participated in a $10.5 million funding round Aug. 20 for a supply chain tech startup.
  • Georgia hospital hit with ransomware

    A Georgia hospital confirmed it fell victim to a ransomware attack.
  • Hospitals and universities unite to combat AI bias

    Health systems are joining forces with university health technology experts to tackle a major hurdle in the adoption of advanced artificial intelligence tools in healthcare: bias, Politico reported Aug. 19. 
  • Allina Health's IT shift to Optum pays off

    In February, Allina Health made the strategic decision to transfer approximately 2,000 IT and revenue cycle employees to UnitedHealth Group's Optum. This move proved to be highly advantageous when the CrowdStrike IT outage impacted the organization.
  • Providence to triple India IT workforce by 2025

    Renton, Wash.-based Providence's facility in Hyderabad, India, is ramping up its IT workforce to more than 3,500, The Times of India reported Aug. 14. 
  • Ransomware strikes McLaren Health Care again

    McLaren Health Care confirmed that its Aug. 6 IT disruption was the result of a ransomware attack.

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