Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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10 most exciting digital health startups
Abridge, a company founded in 2018 that uses AI to automate medical records based on conversations between clinicians and patients, was named the No.1 most exciting digital health startup in a June 25 report by TechCrunch. -
Why the AHA, MGMA oppose information-blocking penalties
The largest trade groups for U.S. hospitals and physician practices both expressed disappointment in HHS' final rule on information-blocking penalties, saying they could harm both healthcare providers and patients. -
How the Intersection of Social Care and Health Technology can Drive Value for Health Plans
Health plans are adjusting to an aging population, accounting for growing rates of chronic illness combined with a high degree of social isolation and a strong desire to age in place. -
Microsoft's biggest healthcare moves in 2024
From launching an AI consortium with healthcare leaders to its subsidiary Nuance inking more health system partnerships, here are eight of Microsoft's healthcare moves reported by Becker's since March: -
Hackensack Meridian to expand hospital at home
Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health is expanding its hospital-at-home program with Medically Home Group after a successful pilot. -
Meditech inks 7-hospital EHR deal
Meditech has signed a deal to provide its Expanse EHR to seven Texas hospitals. -
Community Health Network invests in Microsoft company
Indianapolis-based Community Health Network is investing in Microsoft's Nuance Communications as well as a deployment of Microsoft Azure cloud services. -
Geisinger patient data compromised by IT vendor's ex-employee
Nuance Communications, an external IT services provider for Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger, has informed Geisinger patients that their personal information may have been compromised by a former Nuance employee. -
UPMC sells teleconsult technology to software vendor
A software company has acquired Pittsburgh-based UPMC's inpatient teleconsult technology. -
Hospital limits hiring because of Change Healthcare hack
A Philadelphia hospital is limiting hiring and suspending discretionary spending, citing financial difficulties arising from the Change Healthcare cyberattack, Philadelphia Business Journal reported June 24. -
8 health system IT influencers worth a follow in '24
Eight health system executives are among HealthTech Magazine's 30 healthcare IT influencers to follow in 2024. -
Hacker phishes hospital employees using co-worker's email
A hacker got into an Ohio hospital employee's email and attempted to trick the staffer's co-workers into giving up their personal information. -
UT Health East Texas adds virtual nursing
UT Health East Texas launched its virtual nursing program in partnership with care.ai June 24, according to a hospital news release. -
The Data Keeps Pouring In: How to Build Healthier Connections and Actionable Data with MuleSoft from Salesforce
Healthcare organizations are facing an influx of patient data, both coming in and going out of their organization. Whether communicating with patients, research and development findings, or assessing utilization management with contracted healthcare payers, data is the key to fueling modernization and improving patient outcomes while implementing a Value- Based Care Model. -
Top 8 AI uses for clinical decision support
Implementing artificial intelligence for remote patient monitoring, clinical command centers and medication management are top focuses for healthcare leaders in the next three years, according to Philips. -
Advocate, Henry Ford Health, Tampa General: 8 Big Tech health system partnerships
Health systems have been partnering with Big Tech on artificial intelligence-powered clinical documentation and cybersecurity. Here are eight collaborations Becker's has reported on in the past month. -
HHS warns of ransomware group targeting healthcare
HHS is warning the healthcare sector about a ransomware group that has been stepping up its attacks on the industry and recently disrupted hospital operations in the U.K. -
7 Epic updates in June
From building a digital payment platform with a health system to detailing plans to partnering with a genetic testing company, here are seven updates on Epic's operations, software products and partnerships reported by Becker's in June: -
Oracle rolls out ambient clinical documentation tool
Oracle introduced a new AI-powered clinical documentation tool designed for its ambulatory care customers. -
Red tape hurts hospitals affected by ransomware
Healthcare professionals, lawyers and cybersecurity experts are raising concerns about an often-overlooked bureaucratic process that can impede hospitals and medical providers in their efforts to recover from ransomware attacks, Wired reported June 24.
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