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MS: Singing River Health System still recovering from recent cyberattack

Posted on August 31, 2023 by Dissent

Harper Robinson reports:

Surgeries delayed, prescriptions needing to be written by hand, and some patients being transferred to other hospitals. These are all affects of the recent cyberattack at Singing River Health System.

“We still deliver great patient care,” said Dr. Randy Roth, Singing River Chief Medical Officer. “It’s a little bit slower. For us guys with the gray hair, we’re back to paper. We’re practicing like we did in 2011, 12, before we got on EPIC.”

EPIC is Singing River’s medical record system. The system that was hacked.

Read more at WLOX.  The health system has posted an FAQ on its site.

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