EHRs
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Epic plans to lower fees for developers participating in its App Orchard, according to the Politico Morning eHealth newsletter.
It is likely athenahealth will ink a deal with one of its several bidders in the next two weeks, according to CNBC.
Cerner has released its earnings results for the third quarter of 2018.
eClinicalWorks launched a tool to assess patients' risk for developing opioid misuse disorder.
Detroit-based Henry Ford Health System is supporting health records on iPhone, which gives patients access to their medical data from multiple providers.
Most hospitals are leaning on EMRs to support their opioid management programs, according to a KLAS Research report.
The Sequoia Project, a nonprofit focused on healthcare interoperability, is seeking healthcare and health IT leaders to join its new public-private cooperative forum, called Interoperability Matters.
Four of the top vendors hospitals use to participate in the Medicare EHR Incentive Program are Allscripts, Cerner, Epic and Meditech, according to June 2018 ONC data.
Epic will pay up to $10.3 million to help cover the total cost of a $21 million substation and high-voltage power line in Verona to help meet its growing energy needs, according to the Wisconsin State Journal.
Carequality, a national interoperability framework that helps providers connect with one another and exchange data, is considering adding support for Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources, another popular standards framework.