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by jakejarvis
2096 days ago
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Much of the article pulls from interesting/terrifying first-hand reports on Reddit, which are still pouring in: > We are down in Florida. It’s a hot mess in the ER today. EMS diversion on cardiac patients because the cath lab is down. > I work at an inpatient psych site in Philly PA. The nurses told me they asked the patients what they take for morning meds and then didn’t even distribute evening meds bc they have no record of their medications. > We have no access to anything computer based including old labs, ekg's, or radiology studies. We have no access to our PACS radiology system. No patients died tonight in our ED but I can surely see how this could happen in large centers due to delay in patient care. https://www.reddit.com/r/hacking/comments/j17aj1/cyberattack... |
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