EHRs

Advocare, a Marlton, N.J-based physician-owned medical group, implemented an eClinicalWorks cloud-based EHR system across its almost 200 practice locations.

Ohio Institute of Cardiac Care patients have been unable to access their medical records after Dr. Sam Dahdah, the owner of the Springfield-based facility, was indicted on federal charges of healthcare fraud and shut down the practice in 2017, Springfield News-Sun…

Utah deployed an electronic forensic medical record system that allows sexual assault nurse examiners statewide to upload and store patient exam records for sexual assault investigations on a single, secure system, The Salt Lake Tribune reports.

Worcester, Mass.-based Reliant Medical Group is among the leaders in EHR satisfaction, scoring 59 percent above the national average in the 2015 Press-Ganey survey, according to an American Medical Association blog post.

Former patients of Otsego, Mich.-based Monarch Health have been unable to reach the clinic to obtain copies of their medical records, according to FOX17.

Jeffrey Belden, MD, a family physician and professor at University of Missouri Health Care in Columbia, helped launch the medical center's "EMR Happy Hour" sessions that allow clinicians to gather and troubleshoot issues within the system.

Tower Health deployed its Epic EHR system Aug. 3 at five more of its hospitals as well as 25 additional Tower Health Medical Group physician practices.

Meditech is celebrating 50 years as a health information technology vendor this month.

Cerner is partnering with the Duke Clinical Research Institute to pilot the Cerner Learning Health Network, which aims to automate data collection and expand medical researchers' access to patient health information.

Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center is test piloting its EHR voice assistant VEVA, which can analyze and relay patient information in the EHR so clinicians don't have to look it up themselves, Nashville Public Radio reports.