Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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Grady Memorial Hospital sues 2 apparel companies over use of term 'Grady Baby'
Atlanta-based Grady Memorial Hospital is suing two baby apparel companies over their use of the term "Grady Baby," 11Alive News reported. -
State of Connecticut to investigate VillageMD deal for 30-location medical group
Healthcare regulators for the state of Connecticut are investigating VillageMD's acquisition of a 30-location medical group in the state, Hartford Business Journal reported March 13. -
'Facts over fear:' How providers can put patients at ease with AI
Hospitals and health systems can help alleviate patients' apprehension with AI by discussing the due diligence and care exercised by their organizations in selecting AI tools and evaluating its role in patient care, hospital and health system CIOs told Becker's. -
Lawmaker: Oracle Cerner should pay VA back over 'absolute disservice'
A Republican House leader not only hopes to end the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs EHR contract with Oracle Cerner but wants the vendor to pay the government back, FedScoop reported. -
Hartford Hospital launching new seat belt safety campaign
Hartford (Conn.) Hospital is partnering with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to launch a new rear seat belt safety campaign. -
Apple AirPods could be getting health features soon
Apple's AirPods and AirPods Pro might be used to monitor heart rates and characterize blood flow in consumer's ear skin, Apple Insider reported March 12. -
10K patients affected in Massachusetts health center ransomware attack
Boston-based Codman Square Health Center's systems were encrypted by ransomware, causing the protected health information of 10,161 patients to be compromised. -
How Jefferson Health is using an app to remove language barriers
Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health is using a new app to make interpreting language faster for patients who are deaf or have limited English proficiency. -
Mayo Clinic works with AI startup focused on prior authorizations
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has started working with a company that uses artificial intelligence to improve value-based care for providers and health plans. -
Larry Ellison: Oracle's AI reduces hospital readmissions; ChatGPT 'can write my high school essay'
Larry Ellison, chair and chief technology officer of Oracle, said the software company's artificial intelligence applications are more valuable to society than ChatGPT because of their ability to improve healthcare. -
Cleveland Clinic, CVS Health join new data sharing platform
CVS Health and Cleveland Clinic are among the first entities to adopt Avaneer Health's new data sharing and healthcare administration platform. -
Optum Health names regional CEO
Optum Health promoted Caitlin Zulla to CEO of the company's east region. -
What EHR vendor the highest-rated hospitals, health systems are using
Epic Systems, the EHR vendor that controls nearly a third of the U.S. hospital market share, is one of the most used vendors among the highest rated health systems in the U.S. -
4 companies Orlando Health is investing in
Orlando (Fla.) Health is a large health system, and its venture capital arm, Orlando Health Ventures, has been making some notable investments. -
Hawaii health department reports data breach
The Hawaii Department of Health found that an unauthorized individual used an account belonging to a former medical certifier at a Hawaii hospital to access the electronic death registry system. -
Ochsner Lafayette General's $16M VC fund: 5 things to know
Ochsner Lafayette (La.) General has a venture capital arm that supports emerging companies focused on data and deep learning, patient experience, value-based care and automating back-office functions. -
Silicon Valley Bank, which backed digital health companies, collapses
Silicon Valley Bank, which partnered with nearly half of the venture-backed tech and healthcare companies, collapsed March 10, CNN reported. -
Russian ransomware gang posts more Lehigh Valley patient photos to dark web
Russian ransomware gang BlackChat has posted more photos of patients from Allentown, Pa.-based Lehigh Valley Health Network to the dark web, The (Allentown) Morning Call reported March 10. -
5 health system digital chief exits
Several high profile chief digital officers and digital leaders have left their health system roles for positions with industry disruptors and startups in the last year. -
Myth dispelled: Physicians can openly discuss EHR issues, AMA says
Physicians can openly discuss EHR issues involving the usability of the technology, the American Medical Association said.
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