Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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Idaho hospitals' operations still down 1 month after cyberattack
Two Idaho Falls, Idaho-based hospitals and partnering clinics are still working to restore their systems after being hit by a cyberattack on May 30, eastidahonews.com reported June 29. -
Becoming more like Netflix, Starbucks: 3 predictions on where hospital-at-home goes next
As hospital-at-home has gained popularity, with a third more consumers getting healthcare remotely than before the pandemic, this type of care is only expected to grow, 7WireVentures wrote June 29. -
Delaware hospital notifies patients of data breach, potential exposure
Wilmington, Del.-based Henrietta Johnson Medical Center is notifying patients of exposure to Delaware Health Network's data breach. -
10 trends CIOs are watching out for in 2023
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Amazon-One Medical's $3.9B deal one year later
It's been about one year since Amazon announced plans to acquire primary care provider One Medical in a $3.9 billion deal completed in February. -
Where healthcare ranks in AI jobs
As artificial intelligence has become the talk of healthcare, the industry still lags behind in the number of AI workers it is hiring, The Economist reported. -
178 IT job openings at Providence, Christus Health and NYC Health + Hospitals
Even as the tech industry experiences waves of layoffs, top healthcare systems across the country are looking to hire IT talent. -
Payers? Big Tech? Who acquired the most physicians in past 5 years, per AHA
As payers, retailers and Big Tech companies gobble up medical practices, private equity is the type of entity most likely to buy a physician office, the American Hospital Association found. -
How NYU Langone uses Epic to address LGBT health disparities
New York City-based NYU Langone's Perlmutter Cancer Center is aiming to eliminate disparities in LGBT healthcare by collecting information on patient sexual orientation and gender identity in its Epic EHR. -
Ochsner installs new AI-based platform
New Orleans-based Ochsner Health is installing Aidoc's clinical artificial intelligence platform. -
Where Americans want and don't want AI in healthcare: 7 things to know
Nearly a third of Americans are OK with artificial intelligence leading their primary care appointments, a study from Boston Children's Hospital and Boston-based Harvard Medical School found. -
How VR became a powerful tool for patient experience at Hoag
Newport Beach, Calif.-based Hoag Hospital is deploying virtual reality technology throughout its organization and has seen an increase in patient satisfaction, experience and compliance, which is why Thomas Hutchinson, executive director of digestive health and experiential reality at Hoag Hospital, believes this is the right time to become a market leader in the space as the technology is set to "explode" within the industry. -
Mayo Clinic using AI to test kidney stones
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is using artificial intelligence algorithms to help treat patients with kidney stones, KIMT3 reported June 26. -
Albany Med Health System making headway in Epic EHR rollout
Albany Med Health System said its Epic EHR rollout will launch in two waves, with Albany (N.Y.) Medical Center rolling it out in March 2024 and Hudson, N.Y.-based Columbia Memorial Health, Glens Falls (N.Y.) Hospital, and Saratoga Springs, N.Y.-based Saratoga Hospital rolling out the EHR system in September 2024. -
General Catalyst co-leads investment round for consumer healthcare startup
General Catalyst co-led a $1.6 million pre-seed investment for Berry Health, a company working to democratize healthcare in Africa. -
'Sea of sameness': The hardest part about being a healthcare marketer
Paul Matsen, chief marketing and communications officer at the Cleveland Clinic, said the hardest part about being a healthcare marketer is trying to go against some of the established conventions that have become a standard within the industry, Marketing Brew reported June 27. -
ChatGPT, virtual nursing, remote monitoring: Top digital health trends so far in '23
Generative artificial intelligence, virtual nursing and remote patient monitoring were among the biggest digital health trends of the first half of 2023, health system digital chiefs told Becker's. -
Health IT vendor fined $75K for violating HIPAA
HHS' Office for Civil Rights reached a settlement with iHealth Solutions, a software and services provider for healthcare providers based in Louisville, Ky., regarding violations of HIPAA privacy and security rules. -
HHS to impose penalties of up to $1M for health data hoarding
The Health and Human Services Department finalized a new rule stating health tech firms that hoard patient data could face large penalties, according to a June 28 report from Politico. -
Virginia hospital sees payoff from virtual nursing
Stafford (Va.) Hospital is starting to see results from virtual nursing after implementing the program last month, The Free Lance-Star reported June 28.
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