Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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14 health systems completing EHR implementations
Here are 14 hospitals and health systems that have completed new EHR implementations in 2024: -
A cost-effective LLM use in hospitals: Study
Large language models can complete 50 simultaneous tasks and drive a seventeenfold cost reduction, but any additional tasks will cause performance deterioration, according to a study published Nov. 18 in Nature. -
How Cleveland Clinic, Mayo, Mount Sinai are innovating in digital
Many health systems are focusing on digital innovation to boost the patient experience and lessen administrative work for clinicians. -
Lee Health to launch hospital-at-home program
Fort Myers, Fla.-based Lee Health is planning to launch an acute hospital at-home program and expand its remote patient monitoring program. -
Ransomware attack on Oklahoma hospital impacts over 133,000 individuals
A ransomware attack on Great Plains Regional Medical Center in Elk City, Okla., has compromised the personal information of 133,149 individuals. -
10 health systems grow hospital at home
Hospitals and health systems continue to roll out hospital-at-home programs to treat acute care patients in their homes. -
Hospital cybersecurity spend to rise in 2025: 4 details
Cybersecurity spending will likely continue to take over the IT budget in the coming year as threats become more sophisticated, according to a Nov. 13 report from Moody's. -
Judge OKs $65M settlement over Lehigh Valley Health Network hack
A Pennsylvania judge approved a $65 million settlement between Allentown, Pa.-based Lehigh Valley Health Network and its patients caught in a 2023 ransomware attack, WHYY reported Nov. 15. -
Cedars-Sinai COO reflects on healthcare tech failures
Allen Voskanian, MD, chief operating officer of Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles, shared his perspective on the future of healthcare technology after attending Becker's Healthcare CEO/CFO Roundtable. -
CIOs on Oracle Health's new EHR: 'We need good competition'
Health system CIOs told Becker's they are taking a wait-and-see approach before declaring whether Oracle's new EHR will transform the hospital IT landscape but are pleased with the increased competition. -
Trump's VA pick to inherit overbudget Oracle EHR overhaul
President-elect Donald Trump has named Doug Collins to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, Politico reported Nov. 14. -
EHR vendors step up interoperability efforts
Epic, Meditech, and Oracle Health are advancing interoperability efforts, driving improved data sharing and connectivity in healthcare. -
GAO: HHS falls short on healthcare cybersecurity
The U.S. Government Accountability Office said HHS "continues to have challenges" as the lead agency for healthcare cybersecurity. -
Texas health system wrestles with IT outage: 6 updates
Lubbock-based Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and Texas Tech Physicians continue to deal with an IT outage that started in late September. -
UF Health unveils hospital at home
Gainesville, Fla.-based UF Health has launched an acute hospital care at home program. -
Hacker gets 10 years for breaching medical clinic
Robert Purbeck, 45, of Meridian, Ga., has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for hacking into the computer servers of 19 victims across the U.S., including a medical clinic. -
Truveta has de-identified EHR data on 120 million people
Truveta's data platform now covers records from one-third of the U.S. population, and the company has its sights set on growth. -
Generative AI impact: Real data + unfiltered perspectives
Generative AI (GenAI) is gaining momentum in healthcare and ambient clinical documentation technology is one of its clearest, most compelling use cases to date. -
Sentara Health rolls out AI-driven virtual nursing program
Norfolk, Va.-based Sentara Health has launched a new virtual nursing program powered by Andor Health's AI-driven ThinkAndor platform. -
Cyber resiliency in healthcare — 3 roundtable takeaways
Cyberattacks are on the rise and healthcare is a primary target.
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