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    • The transition to value-based care necessitates advanced data utilization.

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    • To report findings from the 2016 IT survey.
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    Main Methods:

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    • Categorization of hospitals based on technology implementation and advancement.

    Main Results:

    • Hospitals are actively implementing strategies against cybercrime.
    • Data analytics are being explored to facilitate value-based care.
    • Specific hospitals were recognized on the 2016 Most Wired, Most Advanced, Most Improved, and Most Wired-Small and Rural lists.

    Conclusions:

    • The healthcare industry is prioritizing cybersecurity and data-driven initiatives.
    • Technological advancement in hospitals is crucial for evolving healthcare models.