As healthcare organizations focus increasingly on driving digital transformation, it is becoming critical to apply some of the knowledge gained from implementing and utilizing EHRs, according to Forbes. Regular assessments of performance and user experience can help identify areas for improvement, fostering a more effective integration of AI into healthcare. By learning from the EHR experience, healthcare organizations can better navigate the challenges associated with AI adoption, ultimately enhancing patient care.

AI in Healthcare: Learning from EHRs to Enhance Patient Care Forbes

Internet security firm Proton found more than 1,800 passwords used by staffers in Congress on the dark web, highlighting the need for enhanced cybersecurity frameworks. The breach of the U.S. Capitol’s digital systems, executed via sophisticated techniques on the dark web, has compromised sensitive information and prompted investigations into the vulnerabilities present within government networks. Lawmakers and cybersecurity experts are advocating for strengthened protocols and increased investment in advanced technologies to safeguard against similar future threats. The event underscores the broader implications for public trust and the resilience of U.S. infrastructure amid rising cyber warfare concerns.

Capitol Cyber Attack Exposes Vulnerabilities in U.S. Government Security Newsweek

Epic Systems, a leading healthcare software provider, is facing a lawsuit from a coalition of healthcare providers alleging that its monopolistic practices compromise patient care by restricting interoperability in electronic health records (EHR). The lawsuit claims that Epic's control makes it difficult for patients to access their medical information across different healthcare systems, leading to fragmented care and potential risks to patient safety. Furthermore, the plaintiffs argue that Epic's exclusive contracts hinder competition and innovation, adversely impacting both providers and patient autonomy. In its defense, Epic asserts that its practices prioritize patient care and security, although critics suggest that these measures effectively entrench its market dominance.

Epic Systems Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Monopolistic Practices in Healthcare Particle Health

Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) has appointed Dr. Michael A. Apkon as its new Chief Data and Technology Officer to enhance its data and technology capabilities. With a background as the CEO of Tufts Medical Center, Dr. Apkon will lead efforts to utilize data analytics and digital tools aimed at improving patient care and operational efficiency. This appointment is part of HSS's strategy to integrate advanced technology into its healthcare services, leveraging predictive analytics and other digital solutions to improve clinical outcomes and patient experiences. Dr. Apkon will also collaborate with other healthcare leaders to promote innovation in the field.

HSS Appoints Dr. Michael A. Apkon to Boost Data-Driven Healthcare Innovation HSS

As healthcare organizations focus increasingly on driving digital transformation, it is becoming critical to apply some of the knowledge gained from implementing and utilizing EHRs, according to Forbes. Regular assessments of performance and user experience can help identify areas for improvement, fostering a more effective integration of AI into healthcare. By learning from the EHR experience, healthcare organizations can better navigate the challenges associated with AI adoption, ultimately enhancing patient care.

AI in Healthcare: Learning from EHRs to Enhance Patient Care Forbes

Internet security firm Proton found more than 1,800 passwords used by staffers in Congress on the dark web, highlighting the need for enhanced cybersecurity frameworks. The breach of the U.S. Capitol’s digital systems, executed via sophisticated techniques on the dark web, has compromised sensitive information and prompted investigations into the vulnerabilities present within government networks. Lawmakers and cybersecurity experts are advocating for strengthened protocols and increased investment in advanced technologies to safeguard against similar future threats. The event underscores the broader implications for public trust and the resilience of U.S. infrastructure amid rising cyber warfare concerns.

Capitol Cyber Attack Exposes Vulnerabilities in U.S. Government Security Newsweek

Epic Systems, a leading healthcare software provider, is facing a lawsuit from a coalition of healthcare providers alleging that its monopolistic practices compromise patient care by restricting interoperability in electronic health records (EHR). The lawsuit claims that Epic's control makes it difficult for patients to access their medical information across different healthcare systems, leading to fragmented care and potential risks to patient safety. Furthermore, the plaintiffs argue that Epic's exclusive contracts hinder competition and innovation, adversely impacting both providers and patient autonomy. In its defense, Epic asserts that its practices prioritize patient care and security, although critics suggest that these measures effectively entrench its market dominance.

Epic Systems Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Monopolistic Practices in Healthcare Particle Health

Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) has appointed Dr. Michael A. Apkon as its new Chief Data and Technology Officer to enhance its data and technology capabilities. With a background as the CEO of Tufts Medical Center, Dr. Apkon will lead efforts to utilize data analytics and digital tools aimed at improving patient care and operational efficiency. This appointment is part of HSS's strategy to integrate advanced technology into its healthcare services, leveraging predictive analytics and other digital solutions to improve clinical outcomes and patient experiences. Dr. Apkon will also collaborate with other healthcare leaders to promote innovation in the field.

HSS Appoints Dr. Michael A. Apkon to Boost Data-Driven Healthcare Innovation HSS