Advances in artificial intelligence and other synergies between humans and machines will drive the technology landscape in 2025, according to Gartner.

It's not just cyberattacks. Hospital IT leaders have to be on the lookout for another way they could lose their data: "rage deletion."

Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health is having an international influence on virtual nursing.

Home care provider Compassus is set to manage Renton, Wash.-based Providence's home-based care services through a new joint venture.

Billings Clinic-Logan Health, based in Kalispell, Mont., will roll out an Oracle Health EHR system across all 30 of its hospitals.

Nurses at 17 hospitals with Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare have ratified new contracts containing protections against artificial intelligence.

In 2024, 389 U.S. healthcare institutions were hit by ransomware, which led to widespread network shutdowns, offline systems, delays in critical medical procedures and the rescheduling of appointments, an Oct. 22 report from Microsoft found. 

A coalition of health systems in the Philadelphia area said in an Oct. 21 news release that they will end the use of race adjustments in widely used clinical tools that guide patient care.

Two health systems plan to test an artificial intelligence tool from GE HealthCare to summarize oncology notes.

Patients prefer EHR responses generated by artificial intelligence over answers from human clinicians, a new study found.

Change Healthcare continues to see business disruption from the February cyberattack as its leadership team aims to modernize the technology platform and win back customers.

As health systems employ technology to improve outcomes, lower the cost of care and boost the patient and clinician experience, they have to sort through a variety of solutions.

Amazon One Medical has rolled out AI tools aimed at easing healthcare providers' administrative burdens. 

Chicago-based Northwestern Medicine is among the health systems using artificial intelligence technology developed by Microsoft and Nvidia.

Providence, based in Renton, Wash., has spun off four companies while retaining equity in each of them.

Lake Charles (La.) Memorial Health System's transition to Epic represents a $40 million investment over the next five years. 

Epic Founder and CEO Judy Faulkner signed a pledge to give away the majority of her money to charitable causes, Forbes reported Oct. 19.

The American Hospital Association wants Congress to expand hospital-at-home care and enact reforms on telehealth.

Cleveland Clinic and Amazon's One Medical are teaming up to bring the hybrid primary care company to northeast Ohio.

One of the most pressing challenges facing healthcare today is the shortage of physicians, nurses, and other essential healthcare professionals. AI can help.