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Average cost of healthcare data breach nearly $10M in 2024: report

Healthcare Dive

Though expenses declined since last year, healthcare is still the costliest industry for data breaches — a spot the sector has held since 2011.

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Thailand's first int'l private hospital goes 'all the way' with EMR

Healthcare It News

Then around 2011, it ran the Health Object program which had most doctors do outpatient diagnosis entry and medication orders for almost a decade. Founded by King Rama V 127 years ago as a modern hospital for foreign expatriates, BNH now provides tertiary-level care known for its Spine Center and Mother and Child care.

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$2M e-ICU project to be launched in regional Korea

Healthcare IT News - Telehealth

Another study also noted regional disparities in the number of ICU beds and length of stay from 2011 to 2019: two regions, Seoul and Gyeonggi-do, accounted for almost half of the country's total ICU beds and length of stay, which suggested centralisation of the health system, according to researchers.

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An Open Letter to Medicare on Interoperability

HealthIT Answers

In 2011, CMS established the EHR Incentive Programs to promote the adoption and meaningful use of certified electronic health record technology. By Jim Tate - Medicare has a long history of taking bold actions. In 2003 electronic claims submission was mandated.

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Healthcare’s Most Innovative Companies of 2020: hc1

Electronic Health Reporter

In 2011, hc1 was born from the belief that every patient is unique and should be treated that way. This article is copyrighted strictly for Electronic Health Reporter. Illegal copying is prohibited. When the high-value care movement began, healthcare organizations focused on increasing value through cutting costs, but […].

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Integrated EHR enables shift to virtual post-discharge follow-up

Healthcare IT News - Telehealth

The research team studied nearly 250,000 hospital discharges in patients with diabetes from 2005 to 2011. Although the study tracked patients from 2005 to 2011, before the current telehealth boom , it offers yet another piece of evidence for why virtual care is likely to remain a staple in healthcare even after the pandemic.

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M&A or affiliation improved rural hospitals' margins, reduced risk of closure: report

Fierce Healthcare

The analysis, conducted by healthcare consulting firm Dobson DaVanzo, found that among 110 rural hospitals that closed between 2011 and 2021, more than half were standalone hospitals without support from larger systems.

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