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A hacker gained access to an Oklahoma State Health Sciences network and accessed folders containing Medicaid billing data.
The first reported hospital ransomware attack in 2018 was sophisticated – and not caused by an employee opening a malicious email.
Methodist Hospital chief information officer named the John E. Gall Jr. award for “his dedication and generosity,” advocating inside the Beltway for many rural and small hospitals — not just his own.
Working with skilled nursing facilities, the ACO also lowered the average length of stay by 27 percent.
Doctors on the front lines of the opioid crisis find text messaging helpful in managing treatment with patients.
With copy and paste rampant, UW Health chief medical information officer Shannon Dean says toolkits and vendors can help, but physicians need to take responsibility for proper clinical documentation.
The state would have one of the toughest breach notification laws in the country if the legislation is passed.
Health data sharing, telemedicine, even federal value-based payment plans were all part of the excitement at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
New research suggests hospitals will subscribe to rev cycle management cloud services to increase flexibility among multiple users in next 5 years.
A laptop of a Coplin Health Systems employee was stolen from a car and serves as a reminder to encrypt all data.