Morning Headlines 9/9/19
Ransomware hits hundreds of dentist offices in the US
Hackers breach DDS Safe, a cloud-based records retention and backup solution that is sold to dental practices, and use it to install ransomware on the computers of hundreds of dental practices.
Mountaineer docs going high tech to meet patient needs
In an effort to reduce ER visits and hospital readmissions, a team from the West Virginia University School of Public Health is preparing to launch a pilot program through WVU Medicine that will offer telemedicine services to certain Medicaid patients transitioning from long-term care to the home.
Researchers find that clinicians with no experience in medical coding or deep learning can create clinical classification algorithms that perform well at diagnosis.
With McGraw’s new position at Transcarent, it seems like Glen Tullman might be getting the Allscripts band back together.