Top Stories: Best Buy, Atrium developing hospital-at-home offerings; Microsoft and MITRE develop automated adversarial attack library

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A tech retailer is moving into the remote patient monitoring space. What are the details? We'll suss those out and more in this week's Top Stories, including Microsoft and MITRE's new collaboration on a cybersecurity tool, and hospital groups' call to Congress to avoid Medicaid DSH cuts.

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In this episode:

• Atrium Health, Best Buy ink hospital-at-home deal
• Microsoft and MITRE team up to defend against ML cyberattacks
• Hospital groups urge Congress to avoid DSH cuts

Talking points:

• The partners said their deal would pair the health system's established telehealth and hospital-at-home programs with Best Buy's in-home services and supply chain.
• Best Buy's Geek Squad will assist with device set-up and technical support.
• The new integration of MITRE and Microsoft attack knowledge can help healthcare cybersecurity specialists discover novel vulnerabilities within an end-to-end machine learning workflow.
• Hospital groups called the Medicaid DSH program "vital" in assisting hospitals that serve high numbers of Medicaid and uninsured patients.

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