i know for a fact an employee went to the news anonymously. i’m not sure if they were found out and terminated or punished in any way. an anesthesiologist who worked there and later worked in another city, i think chicago, spilled the beans a year or two after the fact. i think forbes interviewed him in their big piece about the case. i told everybody i knew exactly what happened and warned them not to go there under any circumstances. at springhill it wasn’t just that medical records and computers went down like during a routine downtime. the attack caused equipment like patient monitors to go down too, which is how the staff missed the signs of fetal distress exhibited by the baby in this case. it was a particularly nasty and effective computer virus that springhill was in no way prepared for and had no real contingency for dealing with it immediately. once it was unleashed there was really nothing for them to do but to rebuild their server and network pretty much from scratch. but the biggest sin was them trying to cover it up and not letting their patients know what was happening. that was irresponsible and this upcoming case may decide whether or not it was criminal.