About a third of healthcare organizations experienced a ransomware attack during the pandemic's early months, according to software company Netwrix's "2020 Cyber Threats Report." 

Teladoc filed a lawsuit Oct. 12 against Amwell claiming the company infringed on nine patents for telemedicine technologies belonging to Teladoc, The Wall Street Journal reports.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused an explosion in telehealth visits, but solutions quickly put in place by hospitals and health systems don't necessarily have the workflow capabilities necessary to alleviate physician burnout.

When looking to implement a new IT solution or upgrade a system, healthcare organizations turn to partners that can lead and complete the project. 

Cleveland Clinic is working with a group of tech companies including Navenio, IBM and Deloitte to implement an indoor GPS system for caregivers across its new London hospital campus, according to an Oct. 13 news release. 

Multiple COVID-19 outbreaks in schools, workplaces and prisons across Illinois have not been made public, according to a report in USA Today.

Pontiac, Mich.-based McLaren Oakland discovered a file containing an unauthorized and unsecured link to a patient information file on a hospital computer desktop that contained patients' information, according to a Click on Detroit report.

The American Hospital Association predicts non-federal hospitals will lose more than $323 billion in 2020 due to pandemic-induced revenue losses. Many hospitals are beginning to recover, but still struggle to bring back patients who are wary of returning to healthcare…

Healthcare workers often endure incredibly busy workdays, but technology solutions powered by artificial intelligence can help automate and optimize high-volume, repetitive workflows and give staff more time to focus on patient care.

Here are key insights from four recent studies on EHRs.