Today's Top 20 Health IT Articles
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GE HealthCare to acquire clinical AI company in $51M deal
GE HealthCare is set to acquire Intelligent Ultrasound Group's clinical artificial intelligence software business for $51 million. -
California hospital nears full restoration 2 months after cyberattack
Poway, Calif.-based Palomar Health Medical Group has made progress in restoring its systems after a cybersecurity event forced them offline in May. -
Illinois health system's name to adorn $100M soccer complex
Evanston, Ill.-based Endeavor Health has secured the naming rights for a new $100 million soccer complex in Chicago. -
Meet the marketing chiefs of US News' Best Hospitals 2024-25
The top hospitals on U.S. News & World Report's Best Hospitals 2024-25 Honor Roll are led by chief marketing officers who have collectively been with their organizations for decades. -
AI an 'easy sell' for this health system
Peoria, Ill.-based OSF Healthcare has found that it's been easy to get providers on board with generative artificial intelligence. -
ChatGPT effective in summarizing journal articles: Study
Kansas City-based University of Kansas Medical Center researchers found ChatGPT can accurately summarize journal article abstracts, allowing physicians to stay up to date on medical knowledge in less time. -
Why CommonSpirit Health is investing in the home
Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health has grown into the country's largest Catholic provider of care at home. -
14 fastest-growing generative AI startups
Two healthcare startups made a list of the fastest-growing generative AI startups to watch in 2024. -
Epic's dominance in 12 numbers
Here are 12 numbers that display Epic's dominance in the EHR market. -
One Health and healthPrecision collaborate on AI platform
One Health, an independent primary care provider, has partnered with healthPrecision to deliver a new care model, Modern Primary Care, to 100,000 patients using the Medical Brain AI Clinical Assistant. -
The technology exciting clinicians at Mass General Brigham
Somerville, Mass.-based Mass General Brigham is scaling its ambient documentation program, as clinician interest in the new technology continues to increase. -
Northwell, Instacart seal partnership
New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health is partnering with Instacart, a grocery technology company, to expand fresh food access for underserved communities. -
Meet the CIOs of US News' Best Hospitals 2024-25
The top hospitals on U.S. News & World Report's Best Hospitals 2024-25 Honor Roll are led by CIOs who have collectively been with their organizations for decades. -
UnitedHealth was 'over-optimistic' about Change Healthcare restoration, CEO says
UnitedHealth Group's CEO said the company was "over-optimistic" about how quickly business would return to normal following the Change Healthcare cyberattack. -
Oracle Health's EHR mission: 'Get rid of the clicks'
Oracle Health plans to go beyond just reducing the number of clicks in the EHR, General Manager Seema Verma wrote July 16 on LinkedIn. -
'Shopify' for digital health company nears unicorn status
Huma, a global healthcare artificial intelligence company, completed a series D funding round of more than $80 million, bringing the company's valuation to nearly $1 billion, according to Bloomberg. -
Bon Secours Mercy Health, Philips ink deal
Cincinnati-based Bon Secours Mercy Health is partnering with Philips for patient monitoring. -
Kaiser expands Hawaii home health program
Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente has expanded its home health agency on Hawaii Island. -
Illinois hospital reports cyberattack
Fairfield (Ill.) Memorial Hospital notified patients of a cybersecurity incident July 3 and is providing resources to protect patients' personal information. -
The impetus behind Northwell's psych unit docuseries
Filming a documentary was never on the radar of behavioral health leaders at New York City-based Northwell Health. But when approached with the idea, Laura Braider, PhD, clinical psychologist and associate vice president of behavioral health at the health system, said leaders saw it as an opportunity to break down the stigma that still surrounds inpatient mental healthcare.
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