Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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Stanford Medicine implements 30 AI tools to assist clinicians
Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford Medicine has implemented more than 30 AI-powered applications to assist clinicians. -
92% of healthcare organizations experienced a cyberattack in 2024
In the past 12 months, 92% of healthcare organizations reported experiencing at least one cyberattack, up from 88% in 2023, an Oct. 8 survey from Proofpoint and Ponemon Institute found. -
How Oracle Health is putting AI to use
Oracle Health Chair David Feinberg, MD, said the company's AI-powered voice recognition tool, the Clinical Digital Assistant, can compile patient records, generate visit notes for providers and respond to specific patient inquiries, the Nashville Post reported Oct. 9. -
Amazon Pharmacy to expand: 4 notes
Amazon Pharmacy is set to expand its presence by launching pharmacies in 20 additional cities across the U.S. in 2025. -
Carequality releases findings in Epic, startup dispute: 12 notes
Carequality, an interoperability network, released findings from a previous dispute between Epic Systems and startup Particle Health. -
Epic wants changes to HHS interoperability rule: 5 notes
Epic wrote to HHS asking for changes to a proposed interoperability rule. -
2 affiliated Texas health systems hit with IT outages
IT outages at a Texas health system and an affiliated medical school and its physicians' group are affecting patient care across the northwest part of the state. -
NYU Langone moves beyond AI 'at the edges'
A strong foundational approach to incorporating artificial intelligence into healthcare operations is essential to maximize the investment and deliver best results. It's a hefty investment, but done right will add value to the health system over time. -
$25M gift from former IBM CEO launches Mayo's AI scholars program
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has received a $25 million gift to launch the Gerstner Scholars Program in AI Translation. -
Top 9 population health platforms
Most health systems aiming to buy a new population health platform plan to invest in downside risk and value-based care initiatives, according to health IT researcher KLAS Research. -
University of Iowa Health Care sees 'organic growth' with ambient AI
Thirty days after University of Iowa Health Care implemented ambient AI technology, more than 900 of its 3,000 providers have begun using it. -
Duke Health looks to innovate home care delivery
Durham, N.C.-based Duke Health is partnering with NTT Data, an IT service and consulting company, to create an advanced model for augmented home care delivery. -
Feds warn of 'double extortion' hackers targeting healthcare
Federal authorities are warning of a new ransomware gang that has already claimed at least one healthcare victim in the U.S. -
Clinicians want more influence in software decisions: 7 survey findings
Clinicians are calling for a bigger role in healthcare software decisions, an Oct. 8 survey from symplr found. -
The benefits of outsourcing IT functions in healthcare
Health systems are increasingly adopting outsourcing as a strategic method for managing their IT functions. This approach not only offers cost savings but also enables organizations to scale rapidly. -
Meet the CIOs of US News' Best Children's Hospitals 2024-25
Children's hospitals across the country rely on their CIOs to manage their EHRs and develop innovative digital initiatives. -
Why Epic hires by test
With more than 14,000 employees and hundreds of thousands of job applications last year alone, Epic has refined the best way to find talent. -
Epic claims trademark infringement in lawsuit
Epic Systems has filed a federal lawsuit accusing life sciences staffing firm, Epic Staffing Group, of trademark infringement, according to an Oct. 4 lawsuit obtained by Becker's. -
CHS deploys 'conversational AI' bot systemwide: 5 things to know
Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems has deployed a conversational artificial intelligence tool within its patient access center, which serves almost 1,000 CHS-affiliated primary care providers and handles more than 25,000 inbound calls a day. -
How University Hospitals sold a $400M EHR project to the board
A little more than one year ago, Cleveland-based University Hospitals completed its transition to Epic, a process that converted 5.6 million patient records and scheduling systems into one EHR.
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