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USA Health cuts sepsis mortality rate with Oracle Cerner workflows
Mobile, Ala.-based USA Health reduced its sepsis mortality rate by 16.5 percent after implementing new Oracle Cerner EHR workflows and alerts algorithms. -
Oracle to pay $23M to settle foreign bribery allegations
EHR and software giant Oracle has agreed to pay more than $23 million to settle allegations that the company violated anti-bribery laws, The Wall Street Journal reported Sept. 27. -
Epic, Oracle Cerner execs have big growth plans
The EHR landscape is changing rapidly, and executives at the two companies with the largest hospital market share, Epic and Oracle Cerner, are in a race to dominate the next iteration of health IT. -
Hospital groups ask HHS to delay Oct. 6 start of new information blocking rules
Several hospital and medical associations are asking HHS to delay by a year the new information blocking rules that are scheduled to go into effect Oct. 6. -
VA will halt Oracle-Cerner implementation until patient safety concerns are addressed
The Veterans Health Administration's rollout of its Oracle-Cerner EHR system will not continue until patient safety concerns are addressed, according to Sept. 26 reporting in FedScoop. -
Oracle executives bring in more than $138M
Larry Ellison and Safra Catz — chair and CEO, respectively, of the EHR and software giant Oracle — were compensated more than $138 million in the company's last fiscal year, according to Sept. 23 reporting in The Wall Street Journal. -
Aspen Insights joins Athenahealth Marketplace
Clinical research IT solutions company Aspen Insights is joining the digital EHR application store Athenahealth Marketplace. -
Open IT roles at Oracle Cerner
Oracle Cerner currently has 204 job openings, according to Linkedin. -
The 10 medical specialties that are least satisfied with their EHR
Here are the 10 medical specialties that are least satisfied with their EHRs, according to recent rankings from KLAS Research. -
Say goodbye to EHRs as we know them
We named our organization Altera Digital Health to convey our vision of elevating healthcare to new heights. Far more than a tagline, this vision reflects feedback from countless client partners around the world: Leaders are looking for a change in the way healthcare is managed and delivered. -
Emory Healthcare swaps Oracle Cerner EHR with Epic
Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare is transferring its EHR from Oracle Cerner to Epic as it aims to more seamlessly share patient records and improve its billing and scheduling functions. -
Epic integrates AI-powered clinical insights to marketplace
Epic added AI healthcare company Aidoc's app to its App Orchard online marketplace. -
Oracle to 'rewrite' VA's Cerner EHR system amid outages
An Oracle executive in charge of the VA EHR modernization project said the company intends to rewrite the Cerner system as a new, cloud-based application for the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Spokesman-Review reported Sept. 21. -
Oracle Cerner + interoperability: 7 takeaways
Oracle Cerner has been working on interoperability for years and announced new efforts in recent months since its $28.4 billion acquisition by Oracle. -
Integrating genetic testing orders into EHRs saves time, study says
A new study from the Philadelphia-based Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania suggests that clinicians being able to order genetic testing through EHR systems directly saves time. -
3 dental offices pay fines for potential HIPAA violations
HHS' Office of Civil Rights has settled with three dental offices over potential violations of a HIPAA provision giving patients the right of timely, affordable access to their medical records. -
Hospitals seeking EHR talent
Four of the top vendors hospitals use to participate in the Medicare EHR incentive program are Allscripts, Cerner, Epic and Meditech, according to ONC data. Here are 14 hospitals and health systems that have posted job listings seeking EHR and IT expertise in the last month. -
Hospitals get big grants to install Epic's EHR
Small, rural and safety-net hospitals across the U.S. are receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal funding and community grants to purchase and install Epic EHRs. -
Oracle Cerner's $156K penalty for VA EHR outages under scrutiny
Oracle Cerner's penalty charge, imposed by the Department of Veterans Affairs for the number of outages the system has experienced, has come under fire from Rep. Matt Rosendale, FedScoop reported Sept. 20. -
Veterans Health Administration awards EHR modernization contract to DSS
The Veterans Health Administration has awarded a renewal contract to maintain and modernize its dialysis electronic medical record software to health IT company Document Storage Solutions.
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