Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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Why this hospital is building – not buying – its software
Phoenix Children's is charting its own course by focusing on in-house software development, a strategy that contrasts with the broader healthcare industry's trend toward outsourcing technology solutions. -
Rutgers Health nears Epic EHR completion
Newark, N.J.-based Rutgers Health's Epic EHR implementation is slated to end its last wave in September. -
Can team-based notes cut EHR time?
Some health systems have turned to a team-based approach to help reduce physicians' documentation burden in the EHR. But is it working? -
Healthcare data breaches by year
Healthcare data breaches have continued to climb over the past 15 years, driven by a sharp increase in cyberattacks against health systems and other provider organizations, HIPAA Journal reported. -
Mount Sinai Health System AI spinoff lands $21M
A healthcare artificial intelligence company that spun out of New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System has raised $20.7 million in a series B funding round. -
Louisiana hospital wired $226K to scammers posing as a vendor
Savoy Medical Center in Mamou, La., wired thousands of dollars last year to a scammer posing as one of their vendors, according to a report from the Louisiana Legislative Auditor. -
McLaren back online after ransomware attack
McLaren Health Care has restored its IT systems, bringing full functionality back to its clinical and administrative operations after a ransomware attack hit the organization Aug. 6. -
'AI is exciting and terrifying all at once': The next watchouts for health systems
Hospitals across the U.S. are incorporating artificial intelligence into administrative and clinical workflows, testing the waters with one of the most disruptive forces in any industry today. C-suite leaders are gathering information and beginning to forge a plan for safely leveraging AI to its full potential. -
Cost concerns loom as health systems ramp up AI
Health systems are increasingly adopting AI-powered ambient clinical documentation tools, but the high costs associated with these technologies pose challenges. -
Which health systems are working with Amazon, Google, Microsoft
Hospitals and health systems continue to strike artificial intelligence deals and other IT partnerships with Big Tech. Here are seven collaborations Becker's reported on in the past month. -
Microsoft to overhaul Windows security after outage hits hospitals
Microsoft plans to improve the security of Windows after a faulty update sent to the operating system caused a global IT outage that affected hospitals and health systems. -
8 Epic updates in August
From plans to roll out 20 new programs to aiming to transition all of its customers to TEFCA, here are eight updates on Epic's operations, software products and partnerships reported by Becker's Hospital Review in August: -
Qventus launches AI operational assistant
AI-based software provider Qventus launched an AI operational assistant for frontline healthcare workers, designed to bridge the data-to-action gap. -
The tech this New Jersey health system is adopting to be competitive
Artificial intelligence is not merely a technological tool but a strategic advantage and a competitive differentiator for Atlantic Health System, Sunil Dadlani, the system's chief information and digital transformation officer, told Becker's. -
Nebraska health system switches to Epic EHR
Scottsbluff, Neb.-based Regional West Health Services plans to install Epic EHR systemwide in October. -
Former Microsoft exec tapped as AHA cyber deputy
The American Hospital Association has named Scott Gee as its new deputy national advisor for cybersecurity and risk. -
Illinois hospital rolls out at-home monitoring for pediatric respiratory viruses
OSF OnCall, Peoria, Ill.-based OSF HealthCare's digital arm, has launched at-home monitoring for pediatric respiratory viruses. -
Why a Philadelphia health system adopted 'chaos' engineering
Philadelphia-based Main Line Health has made "chaos engineering" a cornerstone of its cybersecurity strategy, CSO Online reported Aug. 23. -
Where ambient AI goes next, per Northwestern Medicine's CIO
Chicago-based Northwestern Medicine just expanded ambient artificial intelligence to clinicians across its health system, but its CIO is already looking at what comes next. -
Feds arrest alleged hospital hacker
A federal grand jury has indicted an alleged member of a hacking group that tried to extort hospitals.
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