EHRs
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KLAS Research released a report on home health agencies in January, highlighting which EHRs were generating the most "market energy" in the space.
DrChrono — a software company that develops EHR, medical billing and practice management platforms for iPhones and iPads — is now certified for meaningful use Stage 3, the company announced Feb. 7.
Buffalo, N.Y.-based Catholic Health is planning to implement an Epic EHR system, investing more than $100 million in the project.
Redox, an interoperability startup founded by three former Epic engineers, is integrating with Microsoft Teams.
Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare has extended a long-term agreement with Cerner.
Contracts with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs drove more than $250 million in revenue for Cerner in 2018, The Kansas City Business Journal reports.
Meditech added an opioid stewardship toolkit to Expanse, the company's web-based EHR.
The CommonWell Health Alliance, a nonprofit that aims to enable data sharing in healthcare, rolled out a new way for health IT vendors and healthcare providers to connect to its nationwide interoperability network.
Researchers from the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston and their collaborators have come up with a five-point plan to improve the usability of EHRs in a paper published in JAMA.
Cerner plans to cut 129 positions as part of its contract with Augusta University Health in Georgia comes to an end, effective March 31, according to a filing with the state and reported by AtlantaInno.