Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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Atrium Health phishing attack affects 32,120 individuals
The April 29 email phishing campaign that compromised employee email accounts at Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health affected 32,120 individuals. -
HCA invests in future data science talent
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare is strengthening the next generation of healthcare data scientists through a partnership between affiliate TriStar Health and Meharry Medical College. -
'AI 150' list features 4 health system executives
Four health system leaders have been named to Constellation Research's "Artificial Intelligence 150," a list that recognizes global executives leading AI transformation efforts. -
3 hospitals select Oracle Health EHR
Three hospitals recently selected Oracle Health CommunityWorks as their integrated EHR supporting hospital and ambulatory settings. -
10 jobs with Amazon's One Medical
Despite layoffs earlier this year, Amazon continues to hire for One Medical, the primary care company it bought in 2023 for $3.9 billion. Here are 10 job openings at One Medical. -
Epic faces antitrust lawsuit: 7 things to know
A startup has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Epic Systems alleging that the company is leveraging its position in the EHR market to stifle competition in the payer platform sector. -
IBM strengthens ties with health systems
IBM continues to deepen its partnerships with health systems, leveraging artificial intelligence to address some of healthcare's most pressing challenges. -
Why a health system is partnering with OpenAI
UT Health Houston is partnering with OpenAI, the organization behind ChatGPT, to accelerate innovation and enhance healthcare efficiency. -
Baylor Scott & White's plan to eliminate technical debt
Most health systems have some technical debt from past consolidation on the CIO's radar. While the technical debt might have been relegated to the bottom of their "to-do" lists in the past, too much technical debt could become a liability in the near future. -
How health systems find AI, cybersecurity talent
Emerging technologies like artificial intelligence are altering the IT staffing equation for health systems, CIOs told Becker's. -
Change Healthcare overhauls systems after cyberattack
UnitedHealth Group subsidiary Change Healthcare had to "start over" with its computer systems following a ransomware attack in February, Cyberscoop reported Sept. 19. -
Duke Health to create AI-powered digital twins
Durham, N.C.-based Duke Health has entered into a two-year collaboration with SAS, a company specializing in data and AI, to create AI-powered tools. -
Microsoft warns of ransomware group targeting healthcare
Microsoft has identified a financially driven hacking group that is deploying INC ransomware to attack the U.S. healthcare sector. -
Which cybersecurity roles are IT leaders struggling to fill?
Despite the unceasing number of cyberattacks hitting healthcare, the industry has a large cybersecurity skills gap, according to the nonprofit International Information System Security Certification Consortium. -
Top 6 IT trends for 2025
AI-powered chatbots and avatars are set to lead IT innovation, emerging as the top trend expected to shape the landscape in 2025, according to a Sept. 17 survey from Info-Tech Research Group. -
What it's like to outsource an Epic EHR switch
Two New York health systems are outsourcing their Epic implementations to allow them to switch to an EHR that is sometimes out of reach for smaller organizations. -
Former Walmart Health chief lands new gig
The former senior vice president of healthcare delivery at Walmart has a new job. -
Logan Health to replace Meditech EHR with Oracle
Kalispell, Mont.-based Logan Health is moving to an Oracle Health EHR system, Daily Inter Lake reported Sept. 20. -
Chicago health system unveils new logo
Chicago-based Cook County Health has unveiled a new logo as part of a brand redesign. -
6-figure media campaign targets NewYork-Presbyterian
A labor union is launching a six-figure media campaign against New York City-based NewYork-Presbyterian, accusing the health system of charging exorbitant prices, City & State New York reported Sept. 19.
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