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CommonSpirit Health says majority of EHRs back online after ransomware attack | Health IT

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Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health says the EHRs in most of its markets are back up and running following a ransomware attack that has plagued the health system in recent weeks.Health IT

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CommonSpirit Health says majority of EHRs back online after ransomware attack | Health IT

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