HealthIT Answers April 22, 2024
David Smith

In a climate of digital transformation, cyberattacks, and electronic health records (EHRs) integration, investment in healthcare information technology has continued to grow in volume, complexity, and importance.

For example, between 2019 and 2023, health system executives reported digital and IT budgets increased by an average of 18.3%, with one-in-five citing increases of more than 30%, according to Guidehouse. Additionally, 85% of health systems report that they are increasing their 2024 digital and IT budgets, and nearly 50% predict moderate to significant increases.

However, a separate survey revealed that 44% of healthcare CIOs say retaining and budgeting for qualified IT resources is their greatest operational challenge related to IT in their hospitals. Indeed, experienced, well-trained staff are essential to ensure that...

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