EHRs

HHS is working with healthcare organizations to roll out a single login for patients to access their medical records across multiple systems, Politico reported March 8.

Four of the top vendors hospitals and health systems use for their Medicare EHR incentive programs are Allscripts, Epic, Cerner and Meditech, according to ONC data.

Healthcare would benefit from more exploration of the vast amounts of EHR data available to clinicians and researchers, Cerner CEO David Feinberg, MD, wrote in a March 7 company blog post.

Bar Harbor, Maine-based Mount Desert Island Hospital's new Cerner EHR is set to go live in March, Mount Desert Islander reported.

Epic added digital health company Validic's remote patient monitoring to its App Orchard online marketplace. 

Allscripts is selling the net assets of its business segment for hospitals and large physician practices to N. Harris Computer Corp., a subsidiary of Constellation Software.

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Meditech rolled out a mobile EHR that is designed to meet the needs of independent physician practices and ambulatory care.

Allscripts' Veradigm, a provider of healthcare data and technology solutions, entered into an agreement with the U.S. Social Security Administration to help expedite the processing of patients' health records.

Over the last 20 years, virtually all health systems and providers have replaced their legacy systems with an electronic HIS (JaWanna, Yuriy, Talisha, & Vaishali, 2016). Many of these institutions received significant financial incentives from the federal government if they…