EHRs
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In May, the ONC asked health IT stakeholders what interoperability should look like in 2030. The agency received more than 700 responses during the public comment period, Deputy National Coordinator Steve Posnack wrote in a Nov. 15 blog post.
Tempus, an artificial intelligence-powered precision medicine company, and Epic are teaming up to roll out large-panel genomic sequencing testing across the EHR giant's network, the companies said Nov. 18.
The Coast Guard recently completed its nationwide Cerner EHR rollout, making it the first U.S. service unit to fully deploy the MHS Genesis system, FCW reported Nov. 17.
Four of the top vendors hospitals use to participate in the Medicare EHR incentive program are Allscripts, Cerner, Epic and Meditech, according to ONC data.
HHS clarified three definitions in the 21st Century Cures Act's information blocking rule to better ensure compliance with the law, according to a Nov. 16 blog post.
Nasim Afsar, MD, has been appointed Cerner's first chief health officer, effective January 2022.
The Department of Veterans Affairs's $16 billion Cerner EHR rollout is slated to redeploy in the next few months. From committee hearings to anticipated new leadership, here are six recent updates Becker's Hospital Review reported.
From symptom checkers so patients can self-triage to integration with wearable devices, here are the telehealth capabilities four EHRs are offering.
The Department of Veterans Affairs' $16 billion Cerner EHR deployment rolled out despite significant challenges reported by employees, according to a Nov. 10 report by the Office of Inspector General.
Clinicians are experiencing a burnout crisis that stems from several factors — one of them being EHR burden. Here, executives from 12 hospitals and health systems across the country share their thoughts on how to best address EHR burnout.