Under the partnership, Oracle Health will provide the health system with clinical and operational applications, according to an April 10 news release from AtlantiCare. For example, Oracle Health will help AtlantiCare utilize genomics and AI to further develop personalized medicine.
AtlantiCare will also be an inaugural partner for Oracle’s latest generative AI-driven tool, the Oracle Clinical Digital Assistant. This tool is designed to allow clinicians to streamline computer tasks through voice commands, according to the release.
The partnership is a part of AtlantiCare’s six-year initiative dubbed Vision 2030.
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