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  • Healthcare Management
  • Cybersecurity in Healthcare

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  • Hospitals face inevitable risks from data breaches, with escalating financial costs.
  • These costs can divert resources from patient care, potentially reducing hospital productivity.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the association between hospital data breaches and productivity.
  • To analyze the impact of data breaches on patient care delivery and hospital operations.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized a generalized difference-in-differences model with multiple pre- and post-breach periods.
  • Analyzed California hospital financial data (2012-2016) merged with US Department of Health and Human Services breach data.
  • Measured hospital productivity as value added using fixed effects regression.

Main Results:

  • Hospital productivity showed no significant difference from baseline for three years post-breach.
  • Data breaches were not significantly associated with a reduction in hospital productivity.
  • Hospitals experiencing breaches maintained parallel productivity trends with control hospitals prior to breaches.

Conclusions:

  • Hospital productivity demonstrated resilience against data breach impacts.
  • Despite resilience, ongoing threats necessitate cybersecurity training for healthcare workers to prevent disruptions.