Health systems stand to improve revenue cycle efficiencies, optimize labor, lower administrative costs and improve patient outcomes when leveraging artificial intelligence correctly. However, not every AI partnership and initiative will be successful, or beneficial, for healthcare providers long term.

A network issue at Tacoma, Wash.-based MultiCare Health System affected its EHR in its Puget Sound and Inland Northwest Region.

AQuity Solutions was named the top virtual scribe by Black Book Research in an October report.

Baptist Memorial Health Care, based in Memphis, Tenn., activated its Epic Cloud instance on Amazon Web Services. 

Narayanan Gopala, chief digital officer of Kaiser Permanente, based in Oakland, Calif., said the health system is enhancing its digital offerings for patients in a bid to make healthcare easier.

Kingston, N.Y.-based HealthAlliance Hospital and Margaretville (N.Y.) Hospital are resuming emergency room admissions after a cyberattack caused them to divert ambulance services. 

As Epic continues to solidify its grip over the EHR market, the software giant is launching new expansion projects in its home base of Verona, Wis.

Ann Arbor-based Michigan Medicine is expanding its partnership with Sectra to include its digital pathology platform.

Digital transformation has accelerated change in healthcare delivery significantly over the last three years. What's in store for the next five?

HIPAA requires hospitals and health systems to sanction employees who don't comply with the healthcare privacy law, DataBreaches.net reported Oct. 20.