Share this page:
2 p.m. MedStar Georgetown University Hospital Update Regarding Computer Network
Thanks to the teamwork of MedStar Health’s 31,000 associates, systems were approaching 90 percent functionality this morning.
April 1, 2016
Thanks to the teamwork of MedStar Health’s 31,000 associates, as well as the expertise and dedication of MedStar’s IT and Cyber teams, systems were approaching 90 percent functionality this morning. With focused efforts on systems related directly to patient care, all three clinical systems are functioning. We cannot emphasize enough our appreciation for the support and understanding of the thousands of patients who have received care this week. Click here to read MedStar’s most recent media release regarding our computer network.
To stay up to date, please visit MedStar’s system newsroom.
Back to Top
Related News
Inflammasome activation linked to T-cell dysregulation and poor outcomes in comorbid COVID-19 patients, according to MedStar Georgetown Transplant Institute led study
Study data may explain why COVID-19 patients with clinically recognized predisposing factors like obesity, diabetes, liver, kidney and heart disease have more severe disease
Category : Transplant ,
MedStar Georgetown Transplant Institute Implemented New Transplant Protocol and Performed More Kidney Transplants than any Other Hospital in U.S. During COVID-19 Pandemic.
New safety protocol allowed all transplants and related services to continue uninterrupted.
Category : Healthcare industry , Quality and Patient Safety , Transplant ,
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital receives 5th Beacon Award for Excellence from American Association of Critical-Care Nurses
The only hospital in the Washington Metropolitan Area, and one of approximately 21 hospitals in the country with five or more Beacon Award Units
Category : Emergency medicine/trauma , Quality and Patient Safety ,
Study shows Retzius-sparing robotic prostatectomy at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital improves patient quality of life without compromising cancer control
Patients 80% less likely to experience urinary incontinence 12 months following surgery
Category : Healthcare industry , Innovation , Oncology ,
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, first in Washington Metropolitan Area to offer promising investigational treatment for COVID-19
Researchers are optimistic as hospital’s first convalescent plasma recipient is discharged
Category : Emergency medicine/trauma , Medical Education , MedStar in the community , Primary care , Research ,
