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Ransomware and incompetence in backups leads to medical data loss...but the thieves were honest thieves!

Yes, the OS and filesystems on our EHR servers were hacked and our data encrypted for ransom, but "no medical information was looked at or compromised"

Politicians get a very bitter taste of the very same medicine they've forced onto clinicians and the public

Weird emails from Independence Blue Cross via its IT outsourcing partners: showing yet more health IT industry trust-destroying incompetence

Bad health IT at Medstar Health: FBI probing virus behind outage (And: ka-ching! ka-ching! EHR costs continue their upward spiral)

Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center: Negligent hospital IT leaders allow hacker invasion that cripples EHRs, disrupts clinicians ... but patient safety and confidentiality not compromised

IRS faces class action lawsuit over theft of 60 million medical records

But don't worry, your EHR information is secure

Senator Stephen H. Martin of Virginia: proposed limitations on use, storage, sharing, & processing of electronic medical record data

Why It's Crazy to Want Your Most Confidential Information Put into An Electronic Medical Records System

Computer Viruses Are "Rampant" on Medical Devices in Hospitals

Blogscan: UK unencrypted laptop health breach affects more than 8.6 million records