10 top health IT stories in September

A story detailing four traveling nurses’ decision to quit just one day after starting because they were unfamiliar with the EHR system was Becker’s most-read health IT story in September.

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Here are the top 10 health IT stories published by Becker’s Hospital Review in September, starting with the most popular: 

  1. Travel nurses quit California hospital after 1 day over EHR
  2. Vaccine passports: 50 states with bans, limitations & green lights
  3. Walmart to deploy Epic EHR across health centers
  4. 13 commonly misused words hospital leaders should know
  5. How Baptist Health South Florida is becoming ‘the Amazon Prime of healthcare’
  6. ‘Looking for ivermectin? Click here’: How some telehealth companies push the controversial drug
  7. Ascension’s tech business to eliminate 330 more jobs
  8. Epic deploys tech to verify COVID-19 vaccination status, test results
  9. Ransomware attack wipes out Arizona clinic’s EHR, corrupts 35,000 patients’ records
  10. Amazon algorithm directing readers to ivermectin, COVID-19 misinformation sites 

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