Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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How spinoff companies help Providence
Providence, based in Renton, Wash., has spun off four companies while retaining equity in each of them. -
Why a Louisiana health system made a $40M EHR investment
Lake Charles (La.) Memorial Health System's transition to Epic represents a $40 million investment over the next five years. -
Judy Faulkner's plan to distribute her wealth
Epic Founder and CEO Judy Faulkner signed a pledge to give away the majority of her money to charitable causes, Forbes reported Oct. 19. -
AHA pushes for hospital-at-home changes
The American Hospital Association wants Congress to expand hospital-at-home care and enact reforms on telehealth. -
Cleveland Clinic, Amazon's One Medical partner
Cleveland Clinic and Amazon's One Medical are teaming up to bring the hybrid primary care company to northeast Ohio. -
Does healthcare have too many pilots?
One of the most pressing challenges facing healthcare today is the shortage of doctors, nurses, and other essential healthcare professionals. AI can help. -
Health system AI is in the 'developer's era'
In a world of rapid technological advancements, the future of healthcare is increasingly shaped by digital tools, artificial intelligence, and the urgent need to address capacity challenges. -
The organization rolling out AI 'nutrition labels' for healthcare
The Coalition for Health AI (CHAI) unveiled initiatives aimed at creating safer and more equitable AI applications in healthcare. -
Consumers warming up to AI for healthcare tasks: 3 notes
Consumers are increasingly warming up to online tools powered by generative AI for routine healthcare tasks such as making appointments, viewing test results and refilling prescriptions, a survey from PwC found. -
VUMC sounds alarm on 'vishing' attacks
Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center is alerting its employees to the rising threat of "vishing," a form of AI-generated voice phishing. -
How Oracle Health says AI can triple nursing capability
As EHR vendors turn their focus to artificial intelligence, Oracle Health is using the technology "every step of the way," Nashville (Tenn.) Business Journal reported. -
CMS contractor fined $300K over screenshot breach
A CMS contractor has agreed to pay a $306,722 fine for not securing screenshots of patient data. -
Why Northwell Health is investing in a workforce platform
Northwell Holdings, the for-profit venture capital arm of New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health, has invested in a workforce startup used by the health system's 21 hospitals. -
Hacker stole files from Boston Children's Health Physicians network after IT vendor breach
Boston Children's Health Physicians reported patient data exposure after a third party vendor suffered a data breach. -
CVS Health ousts CEO
CVS Health appointed David Joyner president and CEO, effective Oct. 17, replacing Karen Lynch, who stepped down from the position. -
50 things to know about Epic
EHR vendor Epic Systems holds the largest market share for digital health records in hospitals. -
Alabama health system rebrands amid $250M expansion: 4 notes
An Alabama health system unveiled its new name in October amid a $250 million expansion. -
CommonSpirit hospital responds to op-ed on overcrowding
A hospital with Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health responded to an op-ed in a California newspaper accusing the facility of ignoring overcrowding issues. -
Google Cloud's gen AI healthcare partnerships yield results
Google Cloud forged several partnerships with significant health systems and health plans in the last few years to develop generative AI solutions and tools designed to reduce administrative burden. Their work couldn't come at a better time, as burnout and inefficiencies plague hospitals across the country. -
Duke, GE HealthCare expand AI hospital command center
Durham, N.C.-based Duke University Health System will be the first healthcare provider to adopt a new real-time data tool from GE HealthCare for its hospital command center.
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