Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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California hospital back online after May cyberattack
Poway, Calif.-based Palomar Health Medical Group has fully restored operations after a May cyber incident forced the organization to take systems offline. -
Microsoft, health systems partner to streamline nursing workflow
Microsoft is partnering with health systems across the U.S. to develop an AI tool to streamline nursing documentation. -
Why Kaiser Permanente went all in on generative AI
Kaiser Permanente decided to embark on the largest generative AI project in healthcare to date after considerable demand from clinicians and positive feedback from patients. -
Northwestern Medicine to deploy AI co-pilot systemwide
Chicago-based Northwestern Medicine plans to deploy generative AI-powered clinical documentation from Microsoft across the health system and its Epic EHR. -
New York health system's Olympics ad
Montefiore Health System aired an ad during the Olympics that tied the games to its Bronx, N.Y., home base, according to Adweek. -
Northwestern Medicine lands stadium naming rights
Chicago-based Northwestern Medicine has secured the naming rights for a local football stadium. -
Health systems push EHRs beyond patient records
Health systems are increasingly leveraging EHR systems for more than just storing patient data. -
3rd-party cybersecurity risk for hospitals: 4 notes
As hospitals and health systems have improved their cybersecurity, hackers have still been interrupting healthcare by setting their sights on third-party technology companies and suppliers. -
AI's no-fly zones: 5 executives weigh in
It is clear that healthcare leaders are engaged in the artificial intelligence space. -
How UCHealth uses AI for nurses
Nurses at Aurora, Colo.-based UCHealth employ artificial intelligence to alert them to a potentially deadly condition for patients, the Colorado Springs Gazette reported. -
The dangers of healthcare generative AI 'drift'
IT leaders are embracing generative AI in healthcare but also expressing concerns that the technology can "drift." -
Corewell takes 'fast drafter' approach to AI
Corewell Health has taken a unique approach to incorporating artificial intelligence into daily workflows and processes. -
Health systems still reeling from Change hack
While some of the nation's largest health systems have fully recovered from the Feb. 21 ransomware attack on UnitedHealth's Change Healthcare, smaller systems are still grappling with its effects, an Aug. 13 report from Strata Decision Technology found. -
Optum backs funding round for surgical platform
Optum Ventures, the venture capital arm of Optum, is participating in a $180 million funding round for Caresyntax, a data-assisted surgery platform. -
CVS Health taps chief people officer from McDonald's
CVS Health has named Heidi Capozzi executive vice president and chief people officer. -
Health systems seeing success with this technology
Hospitals and health systems are finding considerable success with generative AI-powered clinical documentation tools. -
Kaiser launches largest generative AI project in healthcare
Kaiser Permanente has made a generative AI-powered clinical documentation tool available to providers across its 40 hospitals and over 600 medical offices. -
EHR vendors forge partnerships with health systems
EHR vendors Epic Systems and Oracle Health are partnering with health systems on new IT initiatives. -
What hospital IT will look like in 2035
Better use of data and improved technology will boost clinical workflows and move more care to the home by 2035, the American Hospital Association reported Aug. 13. -
Top 10 cities for healthcare AI jobs
As the healthcare industry increasingly embraces artificial intelligence, some regions are emerging as hot spots for the budding technology.
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