Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
-
Oracle to launch new EHR system
Oracle is releasing a new AI-powered EHR system, CNBC reported Oct. 29. -
Oracle's new tool to help healthcare organizations find skilled workers
Oracle is launching the Oracle Healthcare Talent Network, a new feature designed to help healthcare organizations more easily find qualified candidates for critical roles. -
Texas health system reports data breach
Dallas-based Parkland Health suffered a data breach, which has affected 6,523 patients, CBS News Texas reported Oct. 28. -
Key considerations for bolstering healthcare data security amidst incessant cybersecurity attacks
As the frequency and cost of cyberattacks on healthcare organizations continue to grow, hospital and health system leaders are making improved data security a top priority. -
Emory Healthcare to launch new IT division
Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare is unifying its IT functions with Emory University. -
Oracle Health to join interoperability network
Oracle Health said it intends to obtain the Qualified Health Information Network designation under the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement, known as TEFCA. -
Which health systems are partnering with Amazon, Google, Microsoft
Health systems continue to partner with Big Tech on artificial intelligence and clinical documentation initiatives. -
Health systems' top picks for clinical documentation
Nuance and Abridge are emerging as top choices among healthcare providers for AI-driven clinical documentation tools, an Oct. 25 report from KLAS found. -
14 Epic updates in 30 days
From deepening its partnership with Microsoft to more details regarding its antitrust lawsuit, here are 14 updates on Epic's operations, software products and partnerships reported by Becker's Hospital Review in October: -
IT outage persists for weeks at Texas health system
Lubbock-based Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and Texas Tech Physicians remain unable to access electronic resources following a late September IT outage. -
How HCA plans to use AI in next 5-7 years
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare is at an "inflection point" with artificial intelligence as the health system has started experiencing benefits from the technology, the organization's CEO said in an earnings call. -
Indiana system's IT investments to 'open up growth'
As part of its long-term strategy, Indianapolis-based Community Health Network is transitioning its EHR to the cloud as a foundation for integrating more advanced technological capabilities, such as artificial intelligence. -
Leveraging AI to improve patient outcomes and build more profitable service lines — 3 roundtable takeaways
During an exclusive executive roundtable at Becker's 9th Annual Health IT + Digital Health + RCM Meeting, healthcare leaders discussed the benefits of deploying AI solutions to improve clinical decision making. -
The cyberthreat health system firewalls can't stop
No matter how sophisticated an organization’s technical defenses are, human error remains a significant vulnerability. -
How Cleveland Clinic is tackling YouTube content challenges
Cleveland Clinic is addressing challenges in its YouTube content creation process by using AI tools. -
Why some nurses see AI as workplace 'surveillance'
Some nurses say artificial intelligence is a way for health systems to surveil their workforces. -
26 health systems listed as 'Most Wired'
The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives has recognized 26 hospitals and health systems as achieving level 10 status in its 2024 "Digital Health Most Wired" program. -
Apple tests new healthcare app
Apple tested an app aimed at helping individuals with prediabetes manage their nutrition and adopt healthier lifestyle habits, Bloomberg reported Oct. 25. -
Indiana hospital hit by social engineering attack
Protected health information from Riverview Health, based in Noblesville, Ind., was compromised following a social engineering attack. -
Texas hospital lifts diversion following cyberattack
Lubbock, Texas-based UMC Health System's emergency centers are no longer on diversion following a cyberattack on the organization that occurred on Sept. 26.
Page 8 of 50