Providence, R.I.-based Care New England is collaborating with health IT provider Kyndryl to consolidate its EHR systems into Epic and move them onto Amazon Web Services' cloud, as well as outsource some of its IT employees to the company. 

St. Louis-based SSM Health and Siemens Healthineers entered into a 10-year partnership in which Siemens will provide software, technology and on-site training to the health system. 

Mishawaka, Ind.-based Franciscan Health based its Epic EHR training on personalized tips and education practices to improve from the 59th to 98th percentile of Epic organizations for net EHR experience score.

Definitive Healthcare, an information services provider for healthcare commercial intelligence, has expanded the data within its Atlas Technology Install Dataset, which will provide updates to over 1.7 million technology installations for healthcare systems.

San Diego Health Connect will implement 4medica's cloud-based Data Quality Platform across its 62 participants throughout San Diego and Imperial County.

Parkersburg, W.Va.-based WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center is the latest health system caught up in a massive, worldwide data breach.

As payers look to consolidate their claims and administrative platforms, KLAS Research scored the top vendors in an Aug. 15 report.

Some health system IT executives have been taking on multiple roles, such as CIOs taking on the tasks of chief digital officer. The moves have been cited as enabling an overarching technology vision for the organization. 

Hospitals in multiple states continue to be disrupted by a ransomware attack on their parent company, Culver City, Calif.-based Prospect Medical Holdings, nearly two weeks earlier.

Despite some health systems moving away from Oracle Cerner, the EHR vendor has recently picked up community hospital and behavioral health clients.