IPERS posts loss though Branstad not pushing changes
Iowa public employees retirement system IPERS earned a 6.65 percent return for fiscal 2016, below the assumed 7.5 percent, generating a $108 million net loss and increasing its unfunded actuarial liability. Gov. Branstad said he is open to studying changes but sees no move soon and highlighted IPERS as one of the better defined benefit systems.
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UI Hospitals EHR System Downtime Strikes UIHC in Iowa City
An electrical fault in a UIHC main server room knocked out the Epic electronic health record system for about six hours. Staff used downtime procedures to continue patient care, with data intact and restoration to a redundant data center completed by 2:30 a.m. No data loss reported and equipment will be replaced under existing agreements.
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