Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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Minnesota health system, city take their fight to the media
A Minnesota-based health system has been sparring with a city over what the organization calls "misinformation" being spread by the mayor and other officials, the Grand Forks (N.D.) Herald reported. -
Florida health system becomes Manatee Health
A Florida health system has rebranded as Manatee Health. -
Children's Hospital logo to debut on NFL jersey
Aurora-based Children's Hospital Colorado has expanded its partnership with the Denver Broncos. -
HHS reorganizes IT functions, seeks CTO
HHS is revising accountabilities and responsibility related to its IT functions, according to a July 25 news release. -
1 health system's path to Epic EHR excellence
Parkview Health's push to position itself at the forefront of EHR innovation involves not only keeping pace with standard EHR upgrades but embracing Epic's early adoption programs. -
Ochsner Health launches $10M innovation fund
New Orleans-based Ochsner Health's venture capital arm, Ochsner Ventures, is launching a $10 million innovation fund aimed at investing in early-stage and health-related companies based in Louisiana. -
How physicians can show 'digital empathy' in MyChart messages
It's easy for physicians to show empathy with nonverbal cues during in-person or even video visits. But how can clinicians illustrate how much they care during asynchronous message exchanges? -
Why Northwell, Mayo are investing in a robotics startup
Mayo Clinic and Northwell Health are investing in a robotics startup that the health systems' leaders say can "radically change" the industry. -
Tech-driven 'autonomous healthcare delivery' nears
Over the next decade, clinical and IT leaders see healthcare delivery becoming more personalized, patient-driven and focused on wellness. -
Amazon Web Services, GE HealthCare to build healthcare AI tools
GE HealthCare and Amazon Web Services are partnering to develop advanced generative artificial intelligence models and tools aimed at efficiently analyzing complex medical data. -
North Korean cyber group intensifies focus on healthcare
APT45, a North Korean cyber operator, has continued to target the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors, a July 25 report from cybersecurity firm Mandiant found. -
The questions health system CIOs have after the global IT outage
Jeffrey Ferranti, MD, chief digital officer of Duke University Health System, was awakened in the early morning hours of July 19 with a text that the computers at his hospitals were down. His first thought: ransomware attack. -
Northwell Health expands into filmmaking
New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health is launching its own internal content studio that will partner with established and emerging filmmakers in a bid to "humanize" healthcare through filmmaking. -
Optum closing clinics, laying off 500+
Optum is closing clinics in multiple states and laying off 524 employees across California. -
Microsoft teams up with Mass General Brigham
Microsoft, Somerville, Mass.-based Mass General Brigham and the University of Wisconsin—Madison School of Medicine and Public Health are working together to advance artificial intelligence in medical imaging. -
CommonSpirit Health's bill collector hacked
A company that provides bill collection services for Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health fell victim to a cyberattack. -
Amazon seeks Epic EHR experience
Amazon continues to seek staffers for its healthcare businesses. Here are six health tech jobs the company is hiring for this month. -
Inside Penn Medicine during the global IT outage
Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine's top executives were awakened by urgent phone calls at 2:30 a.m. on July 19 after finding out that CrowdStrike's global IT outage was affecting their organization, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported July 23. -
House calls on Crowdstrike CEO to testify on IT outage
Republican leaders of the House Homeland Security Committee are calling on cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike's CEO to appear on Capitol Hill regarding the global IT outage that affected healthcare organizations across the country, The Washington Post reported July 22. -
Commure to acquire Augmedix in $139M digital health deal
Healthcare software startup Commure has agreed to acquire artificial intelligence medical scribe company Augmedix for $139 million.
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