Epic and Cerner maintained the largest shares of the EHR market for acute care hospitals in 2019. However, Cerner experienced a net decrease in market share for the first time since 2010, according to a recent KLAS Research report.

Northwell Health will honor healthcare and military heroes serving on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York during a Memorial Day television special on May 25.

Cleveland Clinic researchers and caregivers designed an app that provides real-time information about ventilators for front-line caregivers, according to a UPI report.

Macon Community Hospital in Lafayette, Tenn., recently went live on Cerner's cloud-based CommunityWorks EHR system via virtual implementation.

About 75 percent of industry labor markets at risk of unemployment due to the COVID-19 pandemic are closely aligned with industries that have a high potential for automation by artificial intelligence and advanced computing technologies, according to a recent Georgia State University report.

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, Epic is allowing hospitals and health systems to install several applications without extra costs.

The coronavirus has introduced new challenges and opportunities for health IT, and digital innovation has accelerated for many health systems.

Stanford (Calif.) Medicine's Center for Digital Health received $2.5 million from the American Heart Association to investigate digital technology for cardiovascular health.

Mayo Clinic will become an investor in Current Health, which has a remote patient management platform that can help identify and assess treatment for COVID-19 patients.

Health IT leaders are preparing for teams to return to the office and elective procedures to begin again as the pandemic hits its peak across the country.

The Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General released two reports this week evaluating the VA's now-delayed Cerner EHR deployment at Mann-Grandstaff Medical Center, claiming the agency had not been adequately prepared for various issues such as staffing and patient access. 

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a decrease in bookings, Cerner reported $147 million in net earnings for the first quarter of 2020, down 11 percent from the same period the previous year.

As providers continue to be bogged down by clinical documentation and technology requirements in the revenue cycle process, 3M's mission is focused on alleviating some of those burdens with the use of artificial intelligence.

NASA engineers who have been working from home shifted their focus from space travel to the pandemic, designing several new devices for COVID-19 treatments and hospital sterilization, according to Federal News Network.

A team of Stanford (Calif.) Medicine scientists developed a national online survey to track Americans' COVID-19 symptoms, serving as a warning system for regions of the U.S. that are headed toward an uptick in cases.

Over 52,000 people in the United States have now succumbed to coronavirus.

David Sylvan, president of UH Ventures, the innovation and commercialization arm of University Hospitals in Cleveland, sees innovation as essential during the pandemic.

Southfield, Mich.-based Ascension Eastwood Clinics reported a patient information breach after an employee sent an email to several patients without blinding the email addresses, according to a release from the system.

Google's Verily is working with Rite Aid to expand its online program for coronavirus testing to sites beyond California to Delaware, Idaho, Michigan, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia.

Microsoft fixed a vulnerability in Microsoft Teams that would have allowed hackers to tap into a subdomain takeover flaw using a malicious GIF that extracts personal user data from the workplace communication platform, according to a recent CyberArk report.