1. Marshalltown (Iowa) Medical and Surgical Center announced a go-live using McKesson’s Paragon electronic health record.
2. Monroe, Wash.-based Valley General Hospital announced a go-live using Medsphere’s OpenVista EHR.
3. Berkeley Heights, N.J.-based Summit Medical Group announced a go-live using an athenahealth EHR system.
4. York (Neb.) Hospital announced a go-live using McKesson’s Paragon EHR.
5. Athens (Ga.) Regional Health System announced a go-live using a Cerner EHR system.
6. New Castle, Pa.-based Jameson Health System announced a go-live a Siemens EHR system.
7. Syracuse, N.Y.-based St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center announced a go-live using an Epic EHR system.
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