Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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The comfort level of patients for 5 generative AI uses
Patients are more comfortable with generative AI helping with a medical diagnosis than answering a phone call at their physician's office, Bain & Co. reported July 30. -
Judge allows ransomware lawsuit against EHR vendor to proceed
A federal judge has allowed parts of a proposed class-action lawsuit against an EHR vendor involving a 2023 ransomware attack to proceed. -
Inside Johns Hopkins Health System's new digital transformation project
Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Health System has selected Workday as its enterprise resource planning system as part of the university and health system's digital transformation efforts. -
Google looks to AI, hospitals to reverse healthcare fortunes
Google is looking to artificial intelligence to turn around its healthcare fortunes, according to Bloomberg. -
Ochsner inks ambient AI deal
New Orleans-based Ochsner Health signed a deal with DeepScribe to install the company's ambient artificial intelligence technology systemwide. -
Four signs your hospital is leaving money on the table
By Shanna DeLeo, Senior Vice President of Development for Sunrise™, Altera Digital Health -
Health systems' game plans for AI integration
The healthcare industry is navigating the integration of AI with unique challenges and opportunities. Unlike other sectors, the stakes are exceptionally high, with successful AI implementation having the potential to improve patient outcomes and alleviate administrative burdens. -
Could Amazon be headed for big healthcare losses?
Could Amazon be headed for big losses for its healthcare businesses? -
Change Healthcare begins breach notifications
UnitedHealth Group's Change Healthcare has begun sending out letters to individuals affected by its Feb. 21 ransomware attack. -
UF Health inks NFL branding partnership
Gainesville, Fla.-based UF Health has signed a four-year partnership with the Jacksonville Jaguars to display UF Health brands at the team's games. -
A look at Epic's partnerships
From teaming up with Mayo Clinic to committing to the Biden administration's cancer efforts, here is a look at where EHR giant Epic is extending its partnerships in 2024: -
Kaiser Permanente staffer inappropriately accessed patient records, photos
A former Kaiser Permanente employee inappropriately accessed the health system's EHR and may have viewed medical information and photos. -
Top 5 concerns about generative AI in healthcare
Healthcare organizations are excited about generative AI, with more than two-thirds in the process of adopting the technology, but concerns remain, McKinsey & Co. reported. -
8 Oracle Health updates in July
EHR vendor Oracle Health, formerly known as Cerner, had a busy July, with a plan to eliminate clicks and the continuation of a big health system partnership. Here are eight updates from the month. -
10 top challenges when switching EHRs
Managing employees' expectations is key when switching to a new EHR, but healthcare organizations have to understand the obstacles that lie ahead, the American Medical Association reported. -
Providence expands AI patient scores to 28 hospitals
Renton, Wash.-based Providence is expanding an artificial intelligence platform that creates medical necessity scores to predict the level of care patients will need to 28 hospitals. -
Healthcare data breach costs hit $9.77M
Healthcare saw the most expensive data breaches across all industries, with average breach costs reaching $9.77 million, a July 30 report from IBM found. -
Google-powered nurse handoff gains traction at HCA
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare is using Google's AI-powered nurse-handoff note, which is gaining positive traction from its workforce, Bloomberg reported July 30. -
CrowdStrike IT outage: What comes next for health systems
More than a week after a global IT outage caused by a faulty update from cybersecurity company CrowdStrike, hospitals and health systems have largely returned to business as usual. So CIOs are focused on what comes next. -
Lawmakers look to curb liabilities for hacked health systems
Amid growing concerns over class-action lawsuits against healthcare organizations following data breaches, state lawmakers are taking action to limit liabilities for these organizations, Politico reported July 29.
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