Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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Cybersecurity in Distributed Care: The C-Suite’s Guide to Balancing Increased Patient Access & Heightened Risk
cybersecurity has become a top-of-mind issue for the healthcare C-suite. Distributed care delivery models — which bring care to patients virtually or physically, outside of traditional care facilities — are complicating the cyber landscape. While this care model can greatly improve patients’ access to care, it also creates a larger attack surface for cybercriminals to target and increases an organization’s cybersecurity risks. -
HCA donates $500K to American Red Cross
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare donated $500,000 to the American Red Cross' Annual Disaster Giving Program. -
Duke spinout raises $5M
Clinetic, a clinical research software company spun out of Durham, N.C.-based Duke University, raised $5 million in a series A financing round, Triangle Business Journal reported Aug. 21. -
CommonSpirit to get NFL team naming rights
Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health will get the naming rights to be the official healthcare partner of the NFL's Denver Broncos, the Colorado Sun reported. -
Systems taken offline at Mississippi health system due to cyberattack
Ocean Springs, Miss.-based Singing River Health System has taken some of its internal systems offline as it deals with a cyberattack. -
Healthcare data breach lawsuits on the rise
The monthly average of class-action lawsuits filed over health data breaches has nearly doubled since 2022, Bloomberg Law reported Aug. 22. -
Veradigm receives 3rd Nasdaq notice for missing financial reports
Veradigm, an EHR vendor formerly known as Allscripts, received its third notice of noncompliance from Nasdaq after failing to file three financial reports with the SEC on time. -
J&J to retain 9.5% stake in consumer health spinoff
Johnson & Johnson completed a share exchange offer to keep a stake of 9.5 percent of its newly separated consumer health unit, Kenvue, according to an Aug. 21 report from The Philadelphia Business Journal. -
Florida hospital reaches 200 hospital-at-home patients
Orlando (Fla.) Health's Hospital Care at Home program has reached 200 patient admissions in a matter of months. -
Northwell aims to 'raise communities' in new campaign
New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health launched a new marketing campaign, dubbed Raising Health, that aims to showcase the health system's advancements in clinical innovation, Medical Marketing and Media reported Aug. 21. -
Waystar's valuation may hit $8B with possible IPO
Waystar, a healthcare-focused financial management software vendor, may be headed for an initial public offering, according to an Aug. 21 report from Reuters. -
How 6 systems are using virtual nursing
Health systems nationwide are taking advantage of virtual nursing tools to reduce clinicians' administrative workload. -
AI-powered voice assistant syncs with Cerner
Suki, an artificial intelligence voice assistant for healthcare, is syncing with Cerner to allow users to take advantage of Suki's clinical documentation tools. -
Crozer Health to bring systems back online after ransomware attack
Springfield, Pa.-based Crozer Health said its computer systems that handle patient records, which were forced offline due to an Aug. 3 ransomware attack, should be back online and fully operational starting Aug. 22, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported. -
ChatGPT on par with an 'intern or resident,' Mass General Brigham finds
ChatGPT is 72 percent accurate at making clinical decisions, performing better at final diagnoses and worse at determining possible diagnoses, according to an Aug. 22 study by Mass General Brigham researchers. -
Epic, Microsoft add new AI capabilities to EHR software
Epic Systems and Microsoft have expanded their partnership once again and will integrate conversational, ambient and generative AI technologies into Epic's EHR ecosystem. -
Oracle joins CancerX initiative
Oracle has joined CancerX, a digital health project that is part of the Biden administration's "cancer moonshot" initiative aimed at reducing deaths due to cancer. -
Top 6 EHRs for large hospitals, per Black Book Research
Epic was named the top EHR for acute care hospitals with 251 beds or more by Black Book Research. -
Who are Epic's 2 'pals'?
Epic Systems launched its new "Partnership and Pals" program that aims to collaborate with various healthcare companies to integrate technologies that will expand the benefits of patients and providers. -
Digital diagnostics company raises $86.5M, partners with CVS
Viome Life Sciences, a healthcare company creating digital diagnostics tests, raised $86.5 million in series C financing.
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