Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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Q&A with CIO Donna Roach on what's stalling healthcare data-sharing
Health data interoperability has long been a goal of health IT executives and policy experts. But it's 2022 — and the healthcare system doesn't appear all that close to getting there. -
Livanta joins Amazon Web Services' public sector program
Government contracting health technology company Livanta has joined the Amazon Web Service partner program and the Amazon Web Services public sector program. -
Personal information from Indiana practice patients found on dark web
A suburban Indianapolis neurology practice is notifying 363,000 patients that their personal health information may have been compromised in a May 20 ransomware attack, Bank Info Security reported Aug. 4. -
Allscripts CEO eyes new life sciences, payer acquisitions
Allscripts will focus on payers and life sciences companies after selling its hospital and large physician practices division, CEO Rick Poulton announced in an earnings call Aug. 4. -
MercyOne Children's neonatal unit receives $1M gift, renamed for Norkaitis family
Des Moines, Iowa-based MercyOne Children's Hospital is renaming its neonatal intensive care unit to the William and Josephine Norkaitis NICU after a $1 million donation from the Norkaitis Family Charities to MercyOne Children's Hospital. -
Smartphone app curbs dangerous drinking, study finds
A study from researchers at the Swedish Linkoping University shows that a digital support tool on a smartphone can help reduce dangerous drinking, according to an Aug. 5 report from The Institution of Engineering and Technology. -
Med tech company raises $33M to scale remote patient monitoring tech
Digital health and medical technology company Sibel Health has raised $33 million in new series B fundraising. -
Microsoft developing software to identify cardiovascular risk
Breast care health technology company Volpara Health is collaborating with Microsoft to create technology that detects breast arterial calcifications. -
4 health systems moving to the cloud
The following hospitals and health systems have moved their digital infrastructures to the cloud: -
Digital health startup Calibrate cuts 24% of staff
A year after raising $100 million, weight loss-focused digital health startup Calibrate has laid off 24 percent of its employees. -
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia platform speeds up cancer drug development
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has developed a computational platform that will coordinate pediatric cancer data, allowing researchers, pharmaceutical companies and advocacy groups to accelerate drug development for pediatric cancer. -
UK home healthcare company Cera lands $320M in funding
Digital-first home healthcare firm Cera has secured $320 million in funding to expand the number of patients it can care for. -
4 trends accelerating healthcare platform adoption
Platform adoption in healthcare is hard to sell as the industry remains fragmented, complex and highly regulated, but trends such as investment, the threat of competition and the potential to save lives is pushing the industry forward, according to an Aug. 3 MIT article. -
Top 100 companies in health tech, per Healthcare Technology Report
Technology is an increasingly important part of healthcare. Market researcher Healthcare Technology Report on Aug. 3 released its list of the top 100 healthcare tech companies of 2022. -
Samsung outlines plans for digital health initiatives
Collaborations with healthcare organizations and better health experiences through its Galaxy Watch series, TaeJong Jay Yang, executive vice president of Samsung, outlined the company's health and wellness vision Aug. 2. -
Oracle Cerner has 786 open jobs posted amid Oracle layoffs
Oracle Cerner is still hiring for 786 positions even as Oracle trims down its U.S. workforce. -
New Hampshire hospital gets 5G network
Concord, N.H.-based Concord Hospital went live Aug. 4 with a 5G network provided by Tillman Digital Cities. -
More than 21,000 affected in Healthback data breach
Healthback Holdings, an Edmond, Okla.-based home healthcare provider, suffered an email breach that exposed the personal data of more than 21,000 individuals. -
Digital startup Bravado Health names new CEO
Healthcare tech and services company Bravado Health has named Mallory Tai Taylor CEO. -
Advata adds to leadership team
Healthcare data analytics company Advata promoted Corinne Stroum and Jamie Snell to leadership positions within the company.