Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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Stanford CEO joins board of healthcare startup builder
Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford Health Care CEO and President David Entwistle is joining the board of directors of healthcare innovation company and startup builder Redesign Health. -
Cleveland Clinic makes 3 IT executive changes
Cleveland Clinic, a nonprofit academic medical center, made several IT leadership changes in recent weeks. -
Jefferson Health says data drive with PHI went missing
Jefferson Health's maintenance vendor informed the health system that a portable backup drive was missing from its DEXA scan device at its Jefferson Cherry Hill (N.J.) Hospital. -
Paige, Ohio State University partner on AI cancer diagnosis study
Artificial intelligence company Paige partnered with the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and its affiliated community hospitals to study the effectiveness of diagnosing cancer with AI tools. -
The top-paying industries for health IT workers
The most lucrative industry for health information technologists pays almost three times the annual mean wage for this role. -
'Rapid and stupendous progress': HHS' new plan to fight cyberattacks
HHS rolled out a new project Aug. 17 to protect hospitals from the growing cybersecurity threat. -
Lawsuit alleges Olive AI missed jobs pledge
Olive AI is being sued by a state economic development arm over allegations the healthcare tech company missed hiring goals it was supposed to meet in exchange for incentives, Columbus (Ohio) Business First reported. -
Digital transformation: A healthcare buzzword that is hard to pull off
Even though 53 percent of hospital IT and clinical leaders see digital transformation as one of the most important goals for 2023 and 2024, the concept is still a work in progress for the industry. -
Disruptors like Amazon, CVS driving up provider salaries
Healthcare disruptors such as Amazon and CVS are driving up demand — and salaries — for physicians and advanced practitioners, according to executive search firm AMN Healthcare. -
Johns Hopkins just a 'minor player' in the massive MOVEit breach
Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins University and Health System are facing up to seven lawsuits that allege that the organizations failed to protect patient information from Russian cyber group Clop, The Baltimore Banner reported Aug. 16. -
Kaiser's new $400M hospital produces its own electricity
Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente's new San Marcos (Calif.) Hospital is the first in Kaiser's system to include a microgrid. -
30% of Americans received care at retail clinic in 2022
As more tech disruptors, such as Amazon and CVS, look to scoop up retail clinics; a report from AMN Healthcare found that 79.6 million American adults, or 30.3 percent of the population, had received care at a retail clinic in 2022. -
How Houston Methodist is seeing payoff from virtual nursing
Houston Methodist is using virtual nursing tools to free up nurses to do more patient-facing work. -
3 Epic, AI connections
Epic users can embed AI tools into their workflows in a myriad of different ways. -
The next billion-dollar healthcare startups, per Forbes
Of the 50,000 venture capital-backed startups in the U.S., Forbes predicts that four specializing in healthcare will one day be valued at $1 billion or more. -
Duke, Nference partner on precision medicine study
The Duke University Health System and School of Medicine partnered with Nference, a biotechnology software company, to launch a precision medicine study called OneDukeGen. -
2 health systems outsourcing IT talent
Some hospitals and health systems are outsourcing IT jobs in a move to reduce operating costs and allow their former employees to retain jobs. -
Hoag to use AI profiling to expedite cancer care for patients
Newport Beach, Calif.-based Hoag will use AI-based molecular profiling technology to improve the delivery of cancer patient care and outcomes. -
OSF to create virtual reality platform
Peoria, Ill.-based OSF HealthCare is creating a virtual reality platform to help combat opioid overdose deaths. -
Tennessee health system partners with tech company on $200M project
Sonifi Health, a patient engagement technology provider, partnered with Williamson Health, based in Franklin, Tenn., to implement new technology solutions as part of a $200 million expansion project.
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