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<p><span style="font-size:12pt"><span style="font-family:"Times New Roman",serif"><span style="font-size:11.0pt"><span style="font-family:"Calibri",sans-serif">This week's top stories include the Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center reporting that <span style="color:black">Protected Health Information in EHRs is prized by bad actors, and 60 U.S. senators sent a letter urging CMS to protect MA. </span></span></span></span></span></p>

Watch our exclusive coverage from the 2022 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition March 15-17 and get pre-conference event coverage, on-site keynotes, panels, talks with global hosts, HIMSS22 Digital events and more all on HIMSS.tv.

Orlando Health Chief Digital and Information Officer Novlet Palmer Mattis talks about balancing innovation and growth amid the pandemic. She also shares what she will seek at HIMSS22 and some tips for visitors to the area.  

Clinical innovation lead for transformation at University Hospitals, Dr. Maulik Purohit, gives tips for patient communication and talks about tech strategies, and the particular demands of pop health genomics and clinical genetics.

Watch HIMSS.tv this March 15-17 as Kate Milliken broadcasts from HIMSS22. From talks with sponsors to highlights of HIMSS22 Digital, HIMSS.tv is your window to Orlando. And check out the HIMSS22 coverage on HFN all week.

This week's top stories include the Mayo Clinic halting the scheduling of appointments for patients in most Medicare Advantage plans, and an Oklahoma City hospital tightening security after COVID-19-related social media posts accused providers of murder.

Don't miss Kate Milliken's live HIMSS22 coverage. March 15-17, HIMSS.tv gives you exclusive footage from the conference floor, expert panelists and keynotes. Also, take a look into HIMSS22 Digital events.

This March 15-17 join host Kate Milliken on HIMSS.tv as she features keynotes, sponsor interviews and exclusive HIMSS22 Digital events. Follow HFN's HIMSS22 coverage all that week.

Sammeli Liikkanen, director of digital medicine at Orion Corporation, says that quality data and empathy are central to making digital solutions work.

AI can help providers and others maintain clean data, with data duplication rates as low as 1%, according to Gregg Church, president of 4medica.