EHRs

Epic plans to release a new EHR version, called Sonnet, in March 2018, a company spokesperson said in an emailed statement to Becker's Hospital Review.

Healthcare providers ranked Cambridge, Mass.-based InterSystems as one of the best multiregional EMR vendors in terms of overall performance, according to a KLAS Research report.

Cerner President Zane Burke sold $3.5 million in stock Wednesday, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission reviewed by the Kansas City Business Journal.

Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, MD, said now is the time to move forward  with its  IT modernization efforts, according to Nextgov.

Loma Linda (Calif.) University Medical Center, Children's Hospital, Surgical Hospital and East Campus achieved Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society Analytics stage seven for its inpatient EMR adoption model.

Cerner filed a protest with Illinois' chief procurement office for higher education over its $62 million, seven-year contract awarded to Epic for the EHR overhaul at Chicago-based University of Illinois Health, alleging the bidding process was unfair and tainted by…

Sandusky, Ohio-based Firelands Regional Medical Center went live on Meditech's Web EHR, the company announced Dec. 12.

San Diego-based CliniComp, the same EHR provider that sued the Department of Veterans Affairs over its no-bid contract with Cerner in August, filed a complaint Monday alleging Cerner violated one of its patents for an enterprise healthcare management system, according to…

The White House began EHR interoperability discussions Tuesday when Jared Kushner, senior presidential advisor, and Seema Verma, CMS administrator, met with health IT leaders from the private and public sectors.

Earlier this year, Allscripts closed its acquisition of McKesson's health IT business — a $185 million deal CEO Paul Black says will help position the company as a leading EHR supplier.