Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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How Duke Health is getting 'ahead of the curve' with AI, Microsoft
Durham, N.C.-based Duke Health will use its new partnership with Microsoft to develop ways to apply AI to its research and operations and will start with optimizing clinic schedules, The News & Observer reported Aug. 2. -
What Epic looks for in its software developers
EHR giant Epic is hiring a software developer for its Madison, Wis.-based campus. -
Wyoming hospital delays Epic install amid RCM change
Gillette, Wyo.-based Campbell County Health is delaying the implementation of its Epic EHR system as it ends its contract with its RCM provider, Ensemble Health Partners, in Gillette News Records reported Aug. 4. The decision to transition end-to-end revenue cycle managed services back to CCH was mutually agreed upon by both parties Aug. 4. -
HIMSS closes Informa deal, sets sights on AI and global influence
After months of discussion, Informa closed the acquisition of the HIMSS Global Health Exhibition/Conference Aug. 1 with big plans to continue scaling the event. -
Meet the CIOs of US News' top 22 hospitals
IT chiefs for U.S. News & World Report's 2023-24 Best Hospitals Honor Roll have a range of backgrounds, with some coming from the clinical side and others having worked for EHR vendors like Cerner or tech companies such as Dell. -
What health systems think of Meditech
Meditech clients are pleased with the vendor's integrated platform and intuitive workflows, though customers would like to see improvements around reporting and product optimization, according to a 2023 performance report from KLAS Research. -
Epic sees in-person work as best way to serve physicians, nurses
Epic Systems has been requiring its workers to go back into the office every day since January 2022, with a company employee stating that the mandate is its "true North Star" in ensuring its team is helping physicians and nurses do their best work, Wisconsin State Journal reported Aug. 4. -
HCA facing new lawsuit related to data breach
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare is facing the fifth lawsuit from patients relating to a July data breach that compromised the information of 11 million patients, law.com reported Aug. 4. -
Amazon zeroing in on genomics
Amazon is adding leadership to its health industry team focused on genomics. -
Hospitals around the country affected by Prospect Medical ransomware attack
A ransomware attack is affecting hospitals around the country owned and operated by Prospect Medical Holdings, a 16-hospital system based in Culver City, Calif. -
Walgreens cuts stake in AmerisourceBergen to raise $1.85B: 5 notes
Walgreens Boots Alliance sold shares of AmerisourceBergen to generate $1.85 billion in initial proceeds and pay down debt. -
How Tampa General is getting the most out of at-home monitoring
Tampa General Hospital is seeing a payoff from its remote home care monitoring program through a partnership with Signallamp Health. -
Ransomware shuts down facilities at Connecticut health system
A cyberattack at Manchester-based Eastern Connecticut Health Network is causing closures and emergency room diversions, NBC Connecticut reported Aug. 3. -
Why health systems are moving away from Oracle Cerner
Oracle Cerner has lost thousands of hospital beds in recent years because of hospital consolidation and large health systems shifting to its biggest competitor, according to EHR market share data and interviews with CIOs. -
Hospitals, health systems getting grants for EHR installs
Small, rural and safety-net hospitals across the U.S. are receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal funding and community grants to purchase, upgrade and install EHRs. -
Mercy receives $500K grant to scale data-driven treatment
St. Louis-based Mercy has received $500,000 to bring data-driven treatments to patients more quickly. -
AI, virtual care solidify Amazon's healthcare presence
Amazon is continuing its push into the healthcare sector with two major strategic initiatives launched in recent weeks. -
How Orlando Health responds to patients' social media posts 24/7
Orlando (Fla.) Health responds to patient complaints — and compliments — on social media in real time, its marketing chief told Becker's. -
Tennessee hospital defers marketing contracts after controversy
The board of Nashville (Tenn.) General Hospital has deferred a vote on new marketing contracts after a controversy over bidding and the company's owner, Tennessee Lookout reported. -
Crozer Health's computer systems down
According to five employees, Upland, Pa.-based Crozer Health's computer systems were down in the morning of Aug. 3, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
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