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Despite adoption hurdles, healthcare is all-in on Generative AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Generative AI (GenAI) is having a renaissance, but few industries are experiencing this like healthcare. Despite the rosy outlook, it doesn’t paint the full picture of GenAI in healthcare. The 2024 Generative AI in Healthcare Survey , however, does a better job at that. This article will explore the main findings.

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UT Austin launches first ever healthcare cybersecurity leadership program in the US

Tech Republic Security

With the shortage of cybersecurity professionals in the US, UT's program aims to develop individuals who can mitigate security risks in healthcare.

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Google to use patient data to develop healthcare algorithms for hospital chain

The Verge

Google has made a deal for access to patient records from HCA, which which operates 181 hospitals and more than 2,000 healthcare sites in 21 states, so the tech company can develop healthcare algorithms, The Wall Street Journal reports. Microsoft and Amazon also have deals with hospitals to analyze their patient information.

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New Turmoil in Change Healthcare Ransomware Attack as Feuding Cybercriminals Threaten Data Leak

SecureWorld News

The unprecedented cyberattack on healthcare giant Change Healthcare has taken a chaotic turn, with allegations that the prolific BlackCat ransomware gang conducted an "exit scam"—shutting down operations after receiving a $22 million ransom payment from the company without paying their own affiliate hacker.

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HHS Guide Helps Healthcare Orgs Leverage NIST Framework

SecureWorld News

As Tuma writes in his post: " This G uide is not only a must-read for all healthcare 'covered entities,' especially small and midsize organizations, but it is excellent advice for all organizations—healthcare and non-healthcare alike—as it demonstrates practical implementation and use of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework.

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UK government earmarks $122 million on AI for healthcare

Computerworld Vertical IT

The government of the UK will spend approximately £100 million ($122 million) in the coming years to help develop AI technologies for the healthcare and life sciences sectors, as part of a formalized AI Life Sciences Accelerator Mission. To read this article in full, please click here

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TELUS bridges silos to expand healthcare in Canada and far beyond

TM Forum

What: Fulfilling its vision of patient-friendly access to healthcare around the world. How: TELUS invested over CAD$3 billion in the sector over the last decade, developing a platform-based approach that aims to connect the entire health ecosystem, leveraging its technology, team and health professionals to deliver better health experiences.