SVB, the parent of the Silicon Valley Bank, is projecting healthcare investment and financing to fall by $15 billion in 2023, based on how recently firms raised new funds and the pace of investment to be slower than 2021.

The digital health market is constantly changing, with new startups coming onto the scene and more established companies restructuring their strategies.

Health CIOs are working to get organizational buy-in on artificial intelligence projects as the difficulties of structuring and coalescing mass data is causing organizational confusion, The Wall Street Journal reported Jan. 5.

Nine out of 10 health system CIOs say their purchasing decisions are influenced by key opinion leaders and industry influencers, a survey by marketing agency Merritt Group found.

South Bend, Ind.-based University of Notre Dame is partnering with IT company Accenture to increase health equity through data analysis.

Nashville, Tenn.-based Ardent Health Services is rolling out remote patient monitoring across its 30 hospitals and 200 other care sites through a partnership with health tech company Cadence.

Two employee email accounts associated with Plano, Texas-based Live Oak Surgery Center were compromised by an unauthorized third party, which in turn potentially caused the information of 5,264 patients to be viewed or taken. 

President Biden has signed the Strengthening VA Cybersecurity Act of 2022, which requires the Department of Veteran Affairs to obtain an independent audit of its IT systems and cybersecurity programs, FedScoop reported Jan. 4. 

An employee of the University of Miami Health System had their email account compromised by an unknown party, leading to some patient information possibly being obtained. 

Nearly half of ransomware attacks on healthcare organizations disrupted care delivery, a Dec. 29 study in JAMA Health Forum found.