1. Cleveland Clinic will expand the use of IBM’s secured cloud, mobile technologies and cognitive computing services across its clinical and administrative operations, thanks to a five-year agreement between the two organizations.
2. The Dudley (England) Group NHS Foundation Trust selected the Allscripts Sunrise EHR to help it achieve its goal of becoming a fully digital hospital system.
3. The Steadman Clinic and Steadman Philippon Research Institute, both based in Vail, Colo., partnered with eClinicalWorks
4. Nashville, Tenn.-based Saint Thomas Health rolled out its new virtual clinic, called Saint Thomas Health On Demand, Dec. 16.
5. Mercy Technology Services, the IT division of St. Louis-based Mercy, recently assisted Gastonia, N.C.-based CaroMont Health and Salisbury, Md.-based Peninsula Regional Medical Center with their respective Epic EHR implementations.
6. Brown Mills, N.J.-based Deborah Heart and Lung Center will maintain its relationship with Meditech by implementing its web ambulatory and 6.1 solution.
7. Greenwood (S.C.) Genetic Center unveiled a telehealth initiative to expand access to genetic services in the state.
8. Auckland, New Zealand-based healthcare technology company Orion Health signed an expanded agreement with Keystone Health Information Exchange, a patient information exchange network managed by Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger Health System.
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