1. Mercy Hospital Ada’s (Okla.) Epic electronic health record is live. The hospital is now connected to 30 other Mercy hospitals and clinics already using the system.
2. Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System launched UpToDate Anywhere, an evidence-based clinical decision support resource. The system provides clinicians with clinical answers on-the-go, and the health system plans to embed UpToDate in its EHR system.
3. Brown Clinic in Watertown, S.D., implemented a new electronic medical record throughout its facilities.
4. Wilmington (N.C.) Health overhauled its EHR system and plans to go live on NextGen HealthCare‘s platform this month.
5. Ann Arbor-based University of Michigan Hospitals and Health Centers went live on Epic‘s inpatient EHR. The health system installed the outpatient EHR last year.
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