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Epic partners with biotech company, adds predictive analytics to marketplace
Epic has partnered with a commercial stage biotechnology company, and has added a predictive analytics company to its marketplace. -
Loma Linda University Medical Center digitizes trauma screenings through Epic EHR
Loma Linda (Calif.) University Medical Center digitally screens for childhood adversity in its Epic EHR, leading to increases in both screenings and revenue, according to an Oct. 10 report from the EHR vendor. -
3 recent MHS Genesis updates
The United States military has a massive EHR system to organize and track service members' personal health information. -
How Memorial Healthcare System uses social determinants of health to 'customize' patient treatments
Jennifer Goldman, DO, chief of primary care of Hollywood, Fla.-based Memorial Healthcare System, worked with internal and external IT experts to have social determinants of health not only included in its Epic EHR system, but made it a prominent feature of clinical teams, case managers and others so it wouldn't be overlooked. -
3 health systems choosing Oracle Cerner EHRs
Below are three health systems that have implemented or announced plans to implement an EHR system or upgrade from Oracle Cerner: -
Leidos integrates RCM technology into military EHR system
Technology company Leidos integrated its revenue cycle management technology into the Department of Defense’s MHS Genesis EHR system. -
New Hampshire hospital goes live with Oracle Cerner EHR system
Littleton (N.H.) Regional Healthcare went live with Oracle Cerner's Community Works EHR system on Oct. 3. -
Nebraska hospital transitioning to Meditech EHR
Box Butte General Hospital in Alliance, Neb., recently completed a Meditech mock live drill as it transitions to the EHR vendor. -
Louisiana medical assistant pleads guilty to using EHR to obtain controlled substances
A former medical assistant at Mansfield, La.-based Desoto Regional Health System has pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining substances from the health system, The Shreveport Times reported Oct. 7. -
VA's Oracle Cerner pharmacy module hit with outage
The Department of Veterans Affairs' Oracle Cerner EHR pharmacy services experienced an outage on Oct. 6, FedScoop reported Oct. 7. -
Aspen Valley Hospital goes live with $16M Epic system
Aspen (Colo.) Valley Hospital went live with its $16 million Epic EHR installation on Oct. 1, according to Oct. 10 reporting in Aspen Daily News. -
4 health systems switching from Oracle Cerner to Epic EHRs
Below are four health systems that have switch to or announced plans to switch from an Oracle Cerner EHR system to an Epic EHR system: -
Meditech creates two new workspaces for third-party developers
Meditech has expanded its Greenfield workspace to include two new collaborative environments that help third-party developers and customers test innovations within their EHRs. -
Epic overhauls sepsis algorithm
Epic has made changes to its sepsis prediction model in a bid to improve its accuracy and make its alerts more meaningful to clinicians. -
Louisiana hospital to spend $41K to upgrade its Oracle Cerner EHR
Winnsboro, La.-based Franklin Medical Center will receive $41,640 to upgrade its Oracle Cerner EHR system, The Franklin Sun reported Oct. 5. -
How hospital CIOs, IT leaders prepared for the new information-blocking rule
A new rule went into effect Oct. 6 that allows patients complete access to their electronic health records, without unreasonable delay or costs. -
Methodist Health System extends contract with Oracle Cerner for 10 years
Omaha, Neb.-based Methodist Health System has extended its contract with EHR vendor Oracle Cerner for another 10 years. -
Emory Healthcare's CIO on why the health system switched from Oracle Cerner to Epic
Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare switched its EHR from Oracle Cerner to Epic on Oct. 1, joining several health systems that have gone to Epic this month. -
Forward Advantage, Meditech collaborate on EHR integration app
Technology companies Forward Advantage and Meditech are collaborating to launch PxMobile, an app that integrates with EHRs to deliver medical information to patients. -
Epic makes 'significant donation' to UW Health for nurse pipeline
Wisconsin Medicine, the philanthropic arm of UW Health and University of Wisconsin's school of medicine and public health, is launching a workforce development initiative led by a "significant donation" from Epic.
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