Over the last few weeks, several health systems have been the victims of cyberattacks, with hackers breaching patient data and taking down entire systems. 

Marketing departments are looking to increase their spending on traditional advertising, given that they are aware of consumer dissatisfaction, lack of trust and engagement with digital marketing, according to an April 29 Harvard Business Review article.

Machine learning can improve healthcare from streamlining administrative processes to carrying out medical and diagnostic analyses, Analytics Insight reported April 30. 

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic found that an AI-powered electrocardiography is capable of predicting atrial fibrillation up to 10 years before clinical diagnosis, according to a study published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.

Pathology lives inside of a glass, but Cleveland Clinic is looking to change that as its new research collaboration aims to use AI to digitize pathology specimens and data, VentureBeat reported May 2.

From seeking out a leader for its cloud technology sector to advocating alongside health systems for a permanent hospital-at-home care program, here are five healthcare moves Amazon made in April, as reported by Becker's Hospital Review.

The Department of Veterans Affairs on April 30 launched a new Cerner EHR at the VA Central Ohio Healthcare System in Columbus.

While robotic-assisted surgeries are on the rise, augmented reality technology may disrupt the trend, said Randy Fagin, MD, chief medical officer of Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare in an April 30 Healio article. 

Glenwood Springs, Colo.-based Valley View Hospital was the target of a phishing attack when the email accounts of four employees were accessed by unauthorized individuals, affecting the personal data of about 21,000 people.

Google fired a researcher who questioned a paper it published on the abilities of a specialized type of AI used in manufacturing computer chips, making it the third researcher fired after critiquing the company's AI, The New York Times reported May 2.

Sacramento, Calif.-based UC Davis Health and Houston (Texas) Methodist partnered with clinical intelligence company BioIntelliSense for advanced remote care.

In April, 29 organizations reported to HHS that 1.1 million people were affected by data breaches.

Imagine if your company and its products were segmented by technology in everyday use.

Responding to competition from Amazon as well as connecting patients to providers may be Google's two next moves in healthcare, argues Adam Dorfman, head of product growth at customer experience technology company Reputation in an April 28 article for VentureBeat.

From continuing advancements to its health projects, to expanding its investments into digital health startups, here are six healthcare moves from Google as reported by Becker's Hospital Review in April:

Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in Miami launched a wayfinding app to help patient families and visitors navigate the hospital’s 309-bed campus.

Audubon County (Iowa) Memorial Hospital and its associated clinics will transition its current electronic health record system to Epic's EHR system.

Google is the most popular source for searching for a physician or hospital, more popular than physician websites, healthcare sites or social media, VentureBeat reported April 28.

Greenville, S.C.-based Prisma Health signed a multiyear contract with Phillips to adopt its patient monitoring and enterprise imaging software to improve its health system's interoperability and data analytics efforts. 

From the latest update on its pending Oracle acquisition to new leadership appointments, here are 11 updates on Cerner's operations, software products and partnerships reported by Becker's Hospital Review in April.