A former employee at Florida Hospital Celebration Health has been arrested by the FBI and charged with accessing over 760,000 patient records and selling some for profit. Â After a ten-month
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The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center announced last week that a medical student lost a flash drive on an employee shuttle bus in July. Â This marks the second
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IBM announced last week a collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Public Health Data Standards Consortium aimed at standardizing the reporting and electronic exchange of
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A recent survey found that almost one-third of Americans have either experienced a medical error themselves or had a friend or relative experience one. Â The survey by global healthcare information
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Allscripts announced this week its new collaboration with telehealth provider American Well to facilitate remote patient care with Electronic Health Records system integration. Â The new solution, expected to be available
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A recent study based on an Alliance for Clinical Education survey suggests that medical schools aren’t giving students enough hands-on training in Electronic Medical Records systems. Â The study, published in
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The Surgeons of Lake County, a medical practice in Libertyville, IL, announced last month that its computer network had been hacked and data had been encrypted pending payment of a
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A new study from healthcare IT research and advisory firm CapSite indicates that 54% of hospitals plan to purchase Medical Device Integration solutions. Â The MDI study from the Burlington, VT-based
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A wearable biometric bracelet is being developed to communicate with the wearer’s medical devices and potentially push data out to the patient’s record. Â By uniquely identifying the wearer, the device
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The Department of Health and Human Services this week announced a new rule designed to cut red tape and save money. Â In conjunction with another regulation issued earlier this year,
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