Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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Epic accelerates AI adoption in 2023
Leaders at Epic have long been interested in artificial intelligence, but 2023 was the year that the EHR giant really looked into connecting both generative AI and ambient voice listening technology into its workflows. -
Tech Solutions for Healthcare Providers: 2024 Investments
Necessary reliance on digital health options during the pandemic has propelled the industry to explore and adopt options for providing healthcare that depend on technology that can quickly close gaps in time and information. -
Arizona health system pilots virtual nursing
Scottsdale, Ariz.-based HonorHealth has started piloting virtual nursing to cover administrative tasks and help new nurses at a Phoenix hospital, KTAR reported Dec. 4. -
ONC proposes 'nutrition label' for healthcare apps
ONC is proposing adding a "nutrition label" to healthcare apps to disclose their uses and performance, The Wall Street Journal reported. -
Fred Hutch takes IT systems offline following cyberattack
Seattle-based Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center took its IT systems down following a Thanksgiving-week cyberattack, the Seattle Times reported Dec. 1. -
Northwell sponsors Carnegie Hall; Michael Dowling joins board
New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health inked a three-year sponsorship deal with New York City's Carnegie Hall. -
St. Luke's partners with virtual care company
Boise, Idaho-based St. Luke's Health System partnered with virtual care company TytoCare to provide employees and members of St. Luke’s Health Plan with remote primary care. -
Why hackers attacked a health system on Thanksgiving
It likely wasn't by happenstance that cybercriminals attacked a major U.S. health system the week of Thanksgiving, IT security chiefs told Becker's. -
Amazon's biggest healthcare moves in 2023
Amazon continued a heavy push into healthcare in 2023, using its recent acquisition of One Medical to deepen ties with hospitals and health systems across the country. -
Intruder steals medical records from Florida health system
Summerfield, Fla.-based Lakeview Healthcare System discovered that an unauthorized individual forcefully entered its Leesburg, Fla.-based Lakeview Specialist Facility and stole medical records containing protected health information. -
Cleveland Clinic therapy dogs to em-'bark' on international trip
Two members of Cleveland Clinic's care team — Kid and Trotter, high-trained therapy golden retrievers — will soon be making appearances at its facilities in Florida, Canada, London and Abu Dhabi. Or, at least, stuffed animal replicas of the two will. -
Apple's pay for 10 healthcare jobs
Apple continues to aggressively hire for healthcare jobs focused on enhancing the health features of its devices. -
2 more health systems partner with Hippocratic AI
Two more health systems have partnered with generative artificial intelligence startup Hippocratic AI. -
Intermountain spinoff raises $10M
Culmination Bio, a company building a patient data intelligence platform spun off from Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Health, received a $10 million investment. -
Hacker behind $100M in hospital losses pleads guilty
A Russian national pleaded guilty to his involvement in a ransomware plot that attacked U.S. hospitals, causing millions of dollars in losses. -
PeaceHealth reaches tentative agreement with striking tech, service workers
The union representing more than 1,700 hospital service and tech workers at Vancouver, Wash.-based PeaceHealth facilities in Washington and Oregon reached a preliminary agreement with health system management. -
Epic's revenue by year
Epic earned $4.6 billion in revenue in 2022, the company said. -
Thanksgiving ransomware attack impacted 30 hospitals
The Nov. 23 ransomware attack on Nashville, Tenn.-based Ardent Health Services has impacted 30 hospitals across six states, WKRN reported Nov. 29. -
If AI gets it wrong, do physicians pay the price?
If a physician uses an AI system and the technology steers that physician in the wrong direction, it's unclear who has to compensate the patient, Politico reported Nov. 30. -
WakeMed adopts digital tools in the war against burnout
Raleigh, N.C.-based WakeMed's adoption of digital tools to streamline surgery schedules has been successful in fighting burnout and retaining staff, WakeMed CMO Chuck Harr, MD, told Becker's at a media roundtable.
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