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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.

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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

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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.

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