"The show’s cyberattack story arc began on the same day that the University of Mississippi Medical Center suffered the same fate, resulting in the sudden closure of more than 30 affiliated clinics across the state while also disrupting Mississippi's only Level I trauma center."
"Modern health care is critically dependent on digital technologies, such as electronic health records, laboratory machines and radiology platforms, that shut down when hospital networks are taken offline."
"Losing access to these tools for prolonged periods of time puts patients' lives at grave risk."
The series follows Dr. Robby Robinavitch and his team during a 15-hour shift, addressing societal issues like substance use and medical bankruptcies. A significant plot involves a hospital cyberattack, mirroring real-life incidents that disrupt healthcare services. Such attacks can lead to severe clinical consequences, as seen in the University of Mississippi Medical Center's closure of clinics. The reliance on digital technologies in healthcare means that cyberattacks can jeopardize patient safety and care.
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