10 most popular health IT stories of November

The following are the top 10 most-accessed health IT stories of November, beginning with the most read.

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1. CFO pleads guilty to lying about meaningful use for Medicare payments

2. Cleveland Clinic announces 10 top medical innovations for 2015

3. Electronic health records: The good, the bad and the ugly

4. Judy Faulkner: Epic is not a barrier to interoperability

5. 12 recent data breaches

6. 4.7% of eligible hospitals failed post-payment MU audits: 3 findings

7. Cerner to create 16,000 jobs with new $4.45B campus

8. Armed robbery, stolen devices lead to Brigham and Women’s data breach

9. 10 statistics on the current use of telemedicine in hospitals, health systems

10. Court upholds Walgreens’ $1.4M penalty after pharmacist accesses data for personal paternity lawsuit

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