Andrea Fox, Healthcare IT News

Andrea Fox

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Beverly, MA, United States

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Cerebral says 3M affected by a patient data breach

The telehealth company said data was transmitted to third parties without patient consent through pixel trackers, including online self-assessment responses and some clinical information. → Read More

Zocdoc partners with Zaya Care on virtual maternity care access

The partnership powers scheduling for Zaya Care's in-demand and hard-to-access pregnancy and postpartum care services, including lactation support, on the Zocdoc marketplace. → Read More

Microsoft and MITRE team up to defend against ML cyberattacks

Their new CALDERA plugin combines open-source software to help cybersecurity professionals better prepare for attacks on machine learning systems. → Read More

Roundup: Royal warning, RansomHouse strikes and DoppelPaymer assets seized

FBI and CISA warn U.S. hospitals to heed indicators of compromise immediately while RansomHouse shuts down a major Barcelona health system and the U.S. and European partners seize equipment possibly used in DoppelPaymer exploits. → Read More

Biden’s National Cybersecurity Strategy calls for market forces, mandates

The AHA, HITRUST and others are encouraged by the plan, and pledge collaboration and support to help make requirements feasible – such as creating security incentives for software companies. → Read More

Most primary care telehealth visits don't require in-person follow-up, Epic study shows

Researchers analyzed family medicine, general internal medicine and pediatric telehealth data to learn whether virtual primary care is as effective as it is for specialty care. → Read More

EHR Association urges CMS to extend comment period for prior authorization process

The vendor group says it's impossible for its members to respond before reviewing electronic health record requirements in pending ONC Health IT Certification Program standards. → Read More

Cleveland Clinic's virtual second opinions shown to impact patient care

Independent study found that most patients who were not satisfied with their current treatment recommendations made changes after getting a second opinion via telehealth. → Read More

ATA opposes DEA proposed rule on post-PHE online Rx

The American Telemedicine Association and its ATA Action subsidiary say requiring patients who initiated treatment by telehealth during the pandemic to visit a provider for prescriptions is overly restrictive and could cause harm. → Read More

VisualDx provides CDS to American Medical Women's Academy

The partnership grants AMWA members access to dermatologic resources and other CDS tools for diagnostic and treatment decisions. → Read More

ONC creates SDOH toolkit for communities

It's meant to serve as an information and data standards resource for the collection and use of social determinants of health for collaborating community groups and healthcare providers. → Read More

Baptist Memorial Health Care to expand inpatient monitoring with AI

The hospital system will eliminate hardware costs with a virtual command center that uses advanced computer vision and AI technology to support patient care. → Read More

BroadbandOhio selects OCHIN as state telehealth administrator

OCHIN will assist with planning and developing blueprints that school administrators can use to connect students with healthcare providers and counselors via real-time video conferencing. → Read More

DocsGPT in beta targets physician burnout

Doximity's AI-powered chatbot tool could reduce the time doctors spend on administrative burdens. Cofounder Dr. Nate Gross says the bar in healthcare is high and requires a prudent approach to generative AI. → Read More

Community Health Systems reports GoAnywhere hacked

The healthcare company says the protected health information of as many as one million patients was exposed in a wave of zero-day attacks targeting Fortra's MFT platform. → Read More

Health equity hindered by SDOH coding roadblocks

AHIMA researchers say the complex nature of the collection, coding, use and exchange of social determinant data requires more cross-sector coordination and federal investment. → Read More

Retail disruptors face big strategy questions in 2023, says AHA

The American Hospital Association sees nontraditional players like Amazon, CVS Health, Walgreens Boots Alliance and Walmart owning as much as 30% of the primary care market by 2030. → Read More

Several Louisiana hospitals face online tracking lawsuits

The lawsuits allege that the two largest hospital networks in Louisiana, LCMC Health and Willis-Knighton Health, used tracking code on their websites and shared protected patient data. → Read More

Federal agencies offer updates on TEFCA, interoperability milestones

Leaders from ONC, CMS, CDC and the VA – along with six newly-designated QHIN candidates – gathered on Monday to discuss their visions for data exchange progress in 2023 and beyond. → Read More

Analyzing waste data: Identifying opportunities for controlled substance product optimization

By finding new ways to minimize product waste, healthcare organizations can increase patient safety, decrease opportunities for drug diversion and save clinician time and resources. → Read More