Here are 11 updates on Cerner's operations, software products and partnerships reported by Becker's Hospital Review in July.

Cerner announced July 30 it will integrate Nuance's virtual assistant tech into its Millennium EHR, allowing clinicians to navigate the platform using voice commands.

Philips reported a possible security vulnerability with its DreamMapper software.

Morgan City, La.-based Ochsner St. Mary, previously known as Teche Regional Medical Center, implemented Epic EHR, according to a report from St.MaryNow, a website powered by the Banner Tribune and Daily Review.

Teladoc Health reported $241 million in revenue for the second quarter of 2020, an 85 percent uptick from the same time last year. 

Since announcing its strategic alliance to build a high-tech hospital with Microsoft in July 2019, Providence has zeroed in on innovations in patient care delivery, virtual communication tools and artificial intelligence across its Renton, Wash.-based health system. 

Oscar is launching a new product that offers $0 virtual primary care, the technology-focused health plan said July 30.

Tennessee will not gather or report COVID-19 cases at schools as the state moves forward with plans to reopen in the fall, according to a report from the Daily News Journal, a Murfreesboro, Tenn., newspaper.

Hospitals in New Mexico are not reporting accurate COVID-19 data after the federal government transitioned reporting from the CDC to HHS, according to a report from the Santa Fe New Mexican.

The federal government awarded TeleTracking a $10.2 million contract on March 27 to provide a portal for hospitals to report COVID-19 data. NPR took a look at details of the contract and why HHS is trying to extend it.