Staff shortages are a major issue. It is currently the number one concern1 for hospital CEOs and by 2030, there will be a shortage of 15 million healthcare workers2. To alleviate challenges created by staff shortages, health systems are increasingly…

Below are six hospitals and health systems that launched a new Oracle Cerner EHR system, announced plans to do so, or renewed a contract in 2022. 

Sundance, Wyo.-based Crook County Medical Services District has decided to transition away from its existing EHR system and go live with a Oracle Cerner EHR system, The Sundance Times reported Dec. 15.  

Only 15 percent of patients who were eligible for Medicare fee-for-service telehealth used the service in the second quarter of 2022, according to a Dec. 15 telehealth utilization report from CMS.

Mental health disorders are not isolated — they have far-reaching effects that drive up costs for both patients and providers.

The former digital chief of Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health and Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health has joined managed care organization AmeriHealth Caritas.

For years, the question of who actually owns patient healthcare data loomed unanswered. With the passage of the 21st Century CURES Act, this issue has been definitively resolved: health systems and providers do not own healthcare data — patients do.

CMS said a ransomware attack on a subcontractor may have affected as many as 254,000 Medicare beneficiaries and breached such personal data as Social Security numbers and bank account numbers.

Tampa, Fla.-based Moffitt Cancer Center plans to build a 775-acre global innovation center in the hopes of preventing and curing cancer worldwide. The initial clinical and research investment will be approximately $800 million.

Despite layoffs in Big Tech, the number of tech workers hired across American industries continues to grow. Here is where healthcare lines up compared to other sectors.