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12 California clinics to transition to Epic EHR
OCHIN, a national nonprofit health IT organization that provides technology for community health centers, will extend access to its Epic EHR to North County Health Services in San Marcos, Calif.
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California health system goes live on Epic: 5 notes
Alameda Health System in Oakland, Calif., deployed an Epic EHR at the beginning of October.
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5 things Cerner has done in the past 10 days
Cerner has made several announcements regarding new products, partnerships and company developments this month.
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Allina Health leverages prescription data management tool in Epic EHR
Minneapolis-based Allina Health is using a digital pricing tool in its Epic EHR system that allows physicians to see how much a patient is required to pay for a prescription, according to Press & News.
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Bridgeport Hospital campus deploys Epic EHR
Milford, Conn.-based Bridgeport Hospital, a Yale New Haven Health hospital, is now live on an Epic EHR.
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Allscripts' Veradigm, Harvard Pilgrim to develop FDA drug safety database
Veradigm, Allscripts' payer and life sciences division, joined Boston-based Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute and other collaborators to continue developing the FDA's drug safety database.
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DHSS seeks mini grants to support Delaware HIE
Department of Health and Social Services is accepting applications from Delaware healthcare providers for "mini-grants" in support of the state's health information exchange.
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Why Meditech's transition to Google Cloud is the 'beginning of a bigger movement:' CEO Howard Messing
Howard Messing, CEO at Westwood, Mass.-based Meditech, shares how the EHR vendor's partnership with Google Cloud will help advance interoperability and support broader digital health analytics.
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Cerner to launch cognitive health platform, EHR training framework & more initiatives
Brent Shafer, CEO at Cerner, unveiled several of the EHR vendor's new initiatives and products centered on healthcare innovation during the annual Cerner Health Conference Oct. 7-9, in Kansas City, Mo.
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16 hospitals, health systems seeking Allscripts, Cerner, Epic, Meditech talent
Four of the top vendors hospitals use to participate in the Medicare EHR Incentive Program are Allscripts, Cerner, Epic and Meditech, according to 2018 ONC data.
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Cerner CEO outlines strategy behind Amazon partnership: 3 insights
Cerner CEO Brent Shafer discussed key areas behind the EHR vendor's strategy for its partnership with Amazon Web Services during the annual Cerner Health Conference on Oct. 8 in Kansas City, Mo., Kansas City Business Journal reports.
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Geisinger taps Cerner for population health management
Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger Health System will deploy Cerner's EHR-agnostic population health management platform HealtheIntent across its clinical network.
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5 hospitals, EHR vendors striking cloud partnerships
Here are five EHR vendors and hospitals that have recently formed partnerships with cloud storage companies, including Amazon, Google and Microsoft.
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Cerner integrates home health platform with EHR
Cerner will add digital health company ResMed's home health and hospice platform to its Millennium EHR.
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6 updates on the VA, Cerner EHR rollout
Department of Veterans Affairs and Cerner are on track for the anticipated March 2020 go-live of the department's new EHR system.
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Minnesota healthcare provider selects Cerner EHR
Fraser, a Minneapolis-based autism and early childhood mental health services provider, will deploy a Cerner EHR system in 2021.
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Penn State launches research tool to validate feasibility of EHR clinical studies
Penn State Clinical and Translational Science Institute developed a research population discovery tool that can examine and validate the feasibility of clinical studies using EHR data.
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What Novant Health has accomplished since moving its EHR to the cloud
James Kluttz has served as vice president and chief technology officer at Novant Health for the past six years.
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Epic initiates another campus expansion
Epic has moved to expand its Verona, Wis.-based headquarters to make room for an additional 1,200 employees in the next few years, Milwaukee Business News reports.
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Cerner sends 360 jobs back to Adventist
Cerner will transfer an estimated 360 jobs in information technology and revenue management services from its Kansas City-based headquarters back to Adventist Health, according to Kansas City Business Journal.
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