Quality and Safety
A report released Thursday by the cybersecurity firm Critical Insight found that bad actors have begun to shift their healthcare targets.
Christopher Frenz takes on some tough questions about cyberattacks and patient safety in a one on one with Healthcare IT News.
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Kanal Jain, president of Practiceforces, has been coming to HIMSS Global Conferences for 20 years and always picks up new ideas, even through chance meetings and discussions.
An Ohio-based law firm is investigating claims on behalf of the breach victims.
The UpGuard research team says it notified 47 organizations – including governmental public health entities – about their publicly accessible data.
In another incident, a former employee in New York is accused of electronic health record snooping – potentially affecting more than 10,000 patients.
The Indiana Department of Health said this week that it was notifying almost 750,000 Hoosiers after a company "improperly accessed" the data from the state's COVID-19 online contact tracing survey.
The multi-stakeholder initiative will target healthcare access, affordability, quality and equity by engaging with health information exchanges and health improvement collaboratives.
Meanwhile, Ohio-based Memorial Health System struggles to get back online after a ransomware attack.