Oracle Health in the last 30 days

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In March, Oracle Health expanded the capabilities of its note generation tool and moved more hospitals onto its EHR, readying to resume its U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs rollout.

“The ultimate signal of success is that the organization moves faster with less friction,” said Michael Archuleta, CIO of Trinidad, Colo.-based Mt. San Rafael Hospital and Clinics, which is installing Epic. “When clinicians trust the system, when leaders trust the data, and when teams stop spending energy compensating for gaps, you feel that in quality, productivity, and financial performance.”

Here are six times Becker’s reported on Oracle Health in the past month:

1. As the VA resumes its Oracle Health EHR rollout, the agency plans to prove doubters wrong because the implementation is “different this time,” a project leader wrote in a March 17 news release.

2. Oracle Health said March 11 it launched its Clinical AI Agent note generation tool for inpatient and emergency department settings in the U.S., expanding the technology beyond ambulatory care.

3. Larry Ellison, chairman, chief technology officer and co-founder of Oracle, ranked as the richest person in U.S. healthcare, according to Forbes’ annual billionaires list March 11.

4. When Trinidad, Colo.-based Mt. San Rafael Hospital and Clinics decided to move to Oracle Health’s EHR platform, leaders framed it not as a “software decision” but as an “operating model decision,” the organization’s CIO told Becker’s for a March 3 story.

5. Oracle Health submitted a letter to HHS expressing support for “a forward-leaning, industry-supportive and secure approach” to accelerating AI adoption, Becker’s reported March 3.

6. Oracle recently lost several leaders in its health records division, Bloomberg reported March 2.

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