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How IT leaders are trying to solve the EHR documentation burden
Hospitals and health systems have been working to alleviate administrative burdens, including EHR documentation, for their clinicians to give them more time back at the bedside with patients and to help reduce their "pajama time" — time spent on answering patient messages outside of work hours. -
Epic, Cerner 2048: What will EHRs look like in 25 years?
Medical record technology has evolved from the filing cabinet to artificial intelligence, and the next 25 years should see significant advancements in EHR technology. -
How a Minnesota health system is using its EHR to retain employees
HealthPartners, based in Bloomington, Minn., has been simplifying its electronic health records system as part of its efforts to retain employees, the Star Tribune reported June 13. -
Epic integrates with language interpretation services
AMN Healthcare Language Services, a remote language interpretation company specializing in healthcare, integrated with Epic. -
6 health systems choosing Oracle Cerner
Since its acquisition of Cerner, the combined Oracle Cerner entity has been a major player in the EHR market. -
Cerner brings in $1.5B in revenue for Oracle
EHR vendor Cerner, which was acquired by Oracle on June 8, 2022, has contributed $1.5 billion in total revenue for the tech company. -
Montana health system spends $25M on Epic EHR
St. Peter's Health, based in Helena, Mont., spent $25 million to switch to an Epic EHR system. -
Top 6 EHRs for oncology: Where Epic, Oracle Cerner rank
Hospitals and health systems are most pleased with Epic's Beacon for their medical oncology EHR, KLAS Research reported. -
AI will be EHRs' next 'copilot,' UMass Memorial IT leader says
"AI as a co-pilot will be the next phase of the electronic health record," Eric Alper, MD, chief clinical informatics officer of Worcester, Mass.-based UMass Memorial Health, told Worcester Business Journal. -
How Mayo Clinic will use generative AI to search through EHRs
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is using Google Cloud's generative artificial intelligence application that uses an AI-based chatbot to receive questions, pull information from internal web pages and documents and summarize information from EHRs to form questions, Post Bulletin reported June 12. -
4 hospitals, health systems installing new EHRs
Here are four health systems that have implemented or announced plans to implement new EHR systems since May. 17. -
Nebraska hospital extends EHR partnership
Columbus (Neb.) Community Hospital is expanding its partnership with digital health company Altera Digital Health to use the Paragon EHR for seven more years. -
U of Iowa adds new biometric authentication tools to Epic
Iowa City-based University of Iowa Hospitals is adding Bio-key's PortalGuard to its Epic EHR as the health system migrates from Epic Hyperspace to the Epic Hyperdrive user interface. -
Washington VA hospital won't cut staff due to budget deficit caused by Cerner EHR
Spokane, Wash.-based Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center's regional director said the hospital won't cut staff due to its projected $35 million budget deficit in which its troubled Cerner EHR system plays a large role, The Spokesman-Review reported June 8. -
Where Epic, Oracle Cerner, Meditech rank outside the US
While Epic continues to dominate the EHR vendor market in the United States, it ranks tenth outside the U.S., trailing its closest American competitor, Oracle Cerner, a June 8 KLAS Research report found. -
Illinois hospital gets big grant for Epic EHR
McLeansboro, Ill.-based Hamilton Memorial Hospital has received a $895,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to help fund its Epic EHR system, WSIL reported June 7. -
Meditech lost 2,056 beds in 12 months
Meditech lost six hospitals from its network last year and 2,056 hospital beds, but did see gains in legacy migrations and net-new customers. -
California health system switches to Cerner EHR
Seneca Healthcare District, based in Chester, Calif., implemented its new EHR system from Cerner on June 5, replacing its outdated system. -
How Epic, Cerner + 2 other EHR vendors are using AI
Hospitals are unleashing the power of artificial intelligence and EHR vendors are taking note, with many of them integrating AI algorithms into their workflows. -
Oracle Cerner gained 22 hospitals, lost 4,658 beds in 12 months
Oracle Cerner gained 22 hospitals within its network last year but lost thousands of hospital beds as legacy clients transitioned out.
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