The Utah Department of Health attributed an "artificially low" increase in COVID-19 case counts Nov. 13 to a malfunction with its data system, local ABC affiliate KTVX reports.

Cerner served as the lead partner alongside Missouri state and local officials to secure $6 million in federal funds to establish 5,300 new tech industry apprenticeships, Missourinet reports.

From emerging initiatives to new tool launches to revenue updates, here's the latest roundup of stories about health IT companies, including Google, Cerner and Microsoft.

Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research, the research arm of New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health, developed an artificial intelligence tool to predict which patients will remain stable overnight and don't need to be awoken for vital monitoring, according to a…

Two HHS health IT interoperability rules, issued by CMS and ONC, are in effect and support the MyHeathEData Initiative and 21st Century Cures Act. But hospitals and health systems have some additional time to prepare since enforcement of the rules…

Medical researchers since March have been pivoting projects to focus on COVID-19, driving the critical need for machine learning and imaging analysis tools to support big data initiatives, according to a Nov. 13 Wall Street Journal report.

Cyberattack threats are increasing against hospitals and health systems as hackers take advantage of healthcare organizations' outdated IT systems, fewer cybersecurity protocols and data-rich patient files, according to Black Book Research.

Cybersecurity positions in health systems on average take up to 70 percent longer to fill than other IT jobs, according to a recent Black Book research report.

The field hospital to care for coronavirus patients built this spring at Chicago's McCormick Place convention center cost about $81 million, according to a Chicago Sun Times report. That price tag includes several technology expenses.

U.S. hospitals and health system executives are relying on technology to make key decisions as COVID-19 surges.