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What Epic's interoperability push means for hospitals
Epic Systems has committed to transitioning its entire community of hospitals and health systems to the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement by the end of 2025, with all organizations expected to be signed up by the end of 2024. -
Rutgers Health nears Epic EHR completion
Newark, N.J.-based Rutgers Health's Epic EHR implementation is slated to end its last wave in September. -
Can team-based notes cut EHR time?
Some health systems have turned to a team-based approach to help reduce physicians' documentation burden in the EHR. But is it working? -
8 Epic updates in August
From plans to roll out 20 new programs to aiming to transition all of its customers to TEFCA, here are eight updates on Epic's operations, software products and partnerships reported by Becker's Hospital Review in August: -
Nebraska health system switches to Epic EHR
Scottsbluff, Neb.-based Regional West Health Services plans to install Epic EHR systemwide in October. -
What's next for Epic: 20 new programs coming soon
Epic is developing features for its EHR ranging from artificial intelligence agents in MyChart to more connectivity between payers and providers, the company said at its Users Group Meeting. -
Epic's big conference: 6 highlights
Roughly 7,000 of Epic's customers, many of them from health systems, visited the EHR vendor's sprawling headquarters in Verona, Wis., from Aug. 19-22 for the company's annual Users Group Meeting. Here are six highlights from the conference. -
Epic plans MyChart bot
Epic is rapidly integrating artificial intelligence into its software, spearheading around 100 projects aimed at streamlining healthcare for both patients and providers, the Wisconsin State Journal reported Aug. 21. -
Judy Faulkner's 25-to-50-year plan for Epic
Epic founder and CEO Judy Faulkner said the company is always looking decades ahead, whether that's expanding its headquarters, staff, or technology offerings to health systems. -
Epic welcomes 19 new health systems
Epic welcomed 19 new health system customers at its Users Group Meeting on Aug. 20. -
What 75,000 nurses think of EHRs
Nurses' satisfaction with EHRs is increasing, though challenges with reliability and response times remain opportunities for improvement, according to an Aug. 20 report from KLAS Research. -
2 Idaho hospitals choose Meditech
Idaho-based critical access hospitals St. Mary's Health in Cottonwood and Clearwater Valley Health in Orofino plan to install to Meditech Expanse across their entire networks. -
Top EHRs of 2024, per Forbes
Forbes picked the best EHRs of 2024 in 10 different categories. -
The future of AI at Epic
Epic continues to focus on artificial intelligence-powered predictive models and generative AI to boost its EHR. But what comes next? -
Epic plans nationwide transition by 2025
Epic Systems will transition its customers to a new government-endorsed medical records exchange by the end of next year. -
What's on tap for Epic's big conference?
Thousands of health IT leaders will descend on Verona, Wis., from Aug. 19-21 for Epic's annual Users Group Meeting. -
Press Ganey adds patient surveys to Epic EHR
Press Ganey has expanded its PX Connect Suite for healthcare organizations to capture, act on and respond to patient surveys within Epic EHR. -
Allegheny Health Network turns to Epic's "Look-Alikes" tool
In a bid to advance rare disease diagnosis, Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Health Network began leveraging Epic's "Look-Alikes" tool. -
Health systems push EHRs beyond patient records
Health systems are increasingly leveraging EHR systems for more than just storing patient data. -
EHR vendors forge partnerships with health systems
EHR vendors Epic Systems and Oracle Health are partnering with health systems on new IT initiatives.
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