Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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Microsoft to cover cybersecurity costs for 2 Mississippi hospitals
Greenwood (Miss.) Leflore Hospital and Rolling Fork, Miss.-based Sharkey Issaquena Hospital have entered into a cybersecurity partnership with Microsoft, the Greenwood Commonwealth reported June 20. -
Hackers demanded $50M ransom from healthcare company
Russia-based cyberattackers Qilin have taken responsibility for a ransomware attack against pathology services provider Synnovis and is requesting millions of dollars for the decryption key, according to Bloomberg. -
7 Amazon health tech jobs
Amazon continues to hire to meet its healthcare ambitions, looking for leaders with EHR and academic medicine experience. Here are seven health tech jobs the Big Tech company is hiring for this month. -
Digital health company stands by leaders accused of fraud
Done Global, which supplies stimulant medications to thousands of patients, said it disagrees with the fraud charges filed against its CEO and clinical president. -
Oracle Health's biggest moves in 2024
From tapping the former head of CMS under the Trump administration to oversee its EHR division to snagging new health system partnerships, here is a look at EHR vendor Oracle Health's biggest moves so far in 2024: -
How Kaiser Permanente's EHR evaluates medical devices
Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente uses EHR data to track the quality and safety of medical devices, aiming to provide better, more personalized patient care. -
How Tampa General is boosting efficiency through analytics
In an effort to tackle complex healthcare challenges, Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital joined forces with Palantir Technologies. This partnership has yielded multiple benefits, including a 30% reduction in sepsis patient length of stay and millions of dollars in revenue cycle improvements, Scott Arnold, the health system's chief digital and innovation officer, told Becker's. -
Health system CIO joins AI startup
A former health system CIO recently joined a healthcare artificial intelligence startup. -
Airport tech company snags another healthcare deal
CLEAR, the company known for developing biometric ID checks for airports, has entered into another healthcare partnership with Praia Health, a consumer platform for health systems. -
Healthcare leaders lean on tech to curb staff shortages: 10 things to know
To alleviate the pressures of staffing shortages, healthcare leaders are investing in automation and artificial intelligence to relieve the burden on their respective staffs, a June 18 survey from technology company Royal Philips found. -
Florida hospital-at-home program cares for 1,000 patients
A Florida health system recently cared for its 1,000th patient through its hospital-at-home program. -
HHS warns of cybersecurity vulnerability affecting healthcare
HHS is warning the healthcare sector of a cybersecurity vulnerability that could affect a "massive" number of servers. -
40 most common passwords of 2024
Cyberattacks against hospitals and health systems are becoming more frequent and disruptive. As a result, CIOs are working with their teams to heighten cyber hygiene across the organization. -
MD Anderson joins 9/11 support initiative amid controversy
Houston-based University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center has agreed to participate in the World Trade Center Health Program following pressure from a patient advocacy group. -
Is Your EHR Actually Flexible? A Q&A with Jaimes Blunt of Altera Digital Health
Jaimes Blunt, Chief Technology Officer at Altera Digital Health, discusses flexibility in healthcare and how flexible solutions can bring healthcare to a higher level. -
Microsoft's healthcare AI consortium expands
A Microsoft-backed AI consortium known as the Trustworthy and Responsible AI Network is extending its reach to Europe. -
Why patients aren't using virtual care
Nearly half of patients have had a virtual health appointment in the past two years, and 9 in 10 of those individuals were satisfied with the visit, according to a report from healthcare communications firm Jarrard Inc. -
Where CIOs are spending on AI
The vast majority of IT executives are at least planning to adopt artificial intelligence, with 4 in 10 implementing an "AI-first" strategy where the technology is considered for every new use case, a June 13 report found. -
CMS extends dispute process amid Change hack
In response to the February ransomware attack on Change Healthcare, CMS is introducing special measures to assist affected organizations in navigating the federal independent dispute resolution process under the No Surprises Act. -
OpenAI digs deeper into healthcare
OpenAI is growing its presence in healthcare to accelerate cancer patient treatment.
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