Report: Legacy Systems a Top Threat to Business Resilience
In 40 percent of attacks, threat actors threatened to physically harm executives at organizations that declined to pay a ransom demand, study states
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Patient Numbers at NIH Hospital Have Dropped Significantly
NIH documents viewed by KFF Health News show a pronounced decline in patients at the 200-bed NIH hospital from February through April
Big Beautiful Bill Uncertainty Leads Acadia Healthcare to Pause Projects
The move will save the behavioral healthcare company about $100 million over the next few years.
Refining Banner Health’s Approach to Technology Assessment and Deployment
Q&A with Alan Weiss, M.D., M.B.A., Banner Health’s senior vice president of clinical advancement
RFK Jr. Cancels Nearly $500M in mRNA Vaccine Contracts
The HHS Secretary has canceled contracting for the development of multiple vaccines
Netsmart Earns QHIN Designation Under TEFCA
Company says the designation creates a nationwide on-ramp for interoperability and expands the types of data and organizations it can collaborate with
Project to Address Health Disparities in Louisville Neighborhood
Accessia Health’s Tiara Green says her organization is providing financial assistance to help cover the cost of health screenings and diagnostic services
Physician-Scientist Fights on Behalf of Disadvantaged Communities
Neeta Thakur is the lead plaintiff who secured a class-action preliminary injunction against several federal agencies
Implementing a New EHR to Manage Complex Care Needs
One CIO discusses the process of adopting a new EHR system at their organization
Rice, Baylor to Embed Humanities Research Into Trustworthy Health AI
National Endowment for the Humanities funds Center for Humanities-based Health AI Innovation