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Healthcare organizations may be unknowingly experiencing cyberattacks

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Lee Kim, director of privacy and security at HIMSS, says providers must be proactive about protecting themselves and their patients.

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Tech meets nurses' needs and improves retention

Nurse retention hinges on career stage rather than age across five generations in today's workforce, explains symplr CNIO Ali Morin. With self-scheduling tech, providers can deliver shift predictability and support continuing education goals.

Tech meets nurses' needs and improves retention
Nurse retention hinges on career stage rather than age across five generations in today's workforce, explains symplr CNIO Ali Morin. With self-scheduling tech, providers can deliver shift predictability and support continuing education goals.
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AI must enhance safety and humanise healthcare delivery, not just speed it up

Valuable AI should not force a choice between efficiency and patient-centred care, says Shu-Ching Tsui, deputy superintendent for admin at Shuang Ho Hospital in Taiwan.

AI must enhance safety and humanise healthcare delivery, not just speed it up
Valuable AI should not force a choice between efficiency and patient-centred care, says Shu-Ching Tsui, deputy superintendent for admin at Shuang Ho Hospital in Taiwan.
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AI brings sepsis alerts and smarter care

Brittany Cyriacks, UCHealth's chief informatics program director, says the health system started using AI in 2018 to help identify sepsis and patient deterioration and is now developing its own AI tool for virtual nursing.

AI brings sepsis alerts and smarter care
Brittany Cyriacks, UCHealth's chief informatics program director, says the health system started using AI in 2018 to help identify sepsis and patient deterioration and is now developing its own AI tool for virtual nursing.
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