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Judy Faulkner's succession plan at Epic
While Judy Faulkner has no plans to retire from Epic, she has made arrangements for the company to stay private and employee-owned after she's gone, Forbes reported Sept. 30. -
Epic, Particle Health feud continues: 6 things to know
Epic is urging Carequality, an interoperability network, to disclose the findings of a previous dispute involving Particle Health, which raised concerns about the company's data-sharing practices. -
A look at what's coming for Meditech
Meditech is looking to improve its Expanse EHR platform with the addition of conversational and generative AI. -
Florida health system invests $160M in Epic: 6 things to know
Rockledge, Fla.-based Health First is one of 19 new health systems moving to an Epic EHR. Here are six things to know. -
UAB Health earmarks $380M for Epic switch: 4 things to know
The University of Alabama System is transitioning to an Epic EHR system, which will be implemented at Birmingham-based UAB and the soon-to-be-acquired Ascension St. Vincent's Health System. -
Epic's fix for interoperability, per Judy Faulkner
Epic founder and CEO Judy Faulkner said 100% of Epic health systems can interoperate and athenahealth has a high interoperability rate, but that still leaves a lot of organizations that can't easily share data. -
Health systems moving to Oracle Health EHRs
According to KLAS, Oracle Health ranks second in the U.S. hospital market share, with approximately 23.4% of acute care hospitals utilizing its platform, following Epic. -
VA's Oracle Health EHR sees 826 'major performance incidents'
From October 2020 and March 2024, the VA's Oracle Health EHR system experienced 826 "major performance incidents," a Sept. 23 report from the VA's inspector general office found. -
3 hospitals select Oracle Health EHR
Three hospitals recently selected Oracle Health CommunityWorks as their integrated EHR supporting hospital and ambulatory settings. -
Epic faces antitrust lawsuit: 7 things to know
A startup has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Epic Systems alleging that the company is leveraging its position in the EHR market to stifle competition in the payer platform sector. -
What it's like to outsource an Epic EHR switch
Two New York health systems are outsourcing their Epic implementations to allow them to switch to an EHR that is sometimes out of reach for smaller organizations. -
Logan Health to replace Meditech EHR with Oracle
Kalispell, Mont.-based Logan Health is moving to an Oracle Health EHR system, Daily Inter Lake reported Sept. 20. -
Why this rural hospital is betting on AI for retention
St. Mary's Hospital is making strides in integrating artificial intelligence technology to alleviate clinician burnout, improve retention and improve patient care. -
Epic looks to ease clinician workflows
Epic is developing tools in a bid to reduce cognitive processes for clinicians. -
VA, Epic, Oracle launch initiative to identify veterans in health systems
The Department of Veterans Affairs has partnered with EHR vendors Oracle Health and Epic to help identify veterans receiving care outside of the VA system. -
How Epic turned into a research giant
After the COVID-19 pandemic, Epic Systems began ramping up efforts in medical research, The Cap Times reported Sept. 18. -
A look at Oracle Health's new EHR capabilities
Oracle Health has unveiled new EHR enhancements aimed at streamlining tasks for healthcare providers, with a focus on improving patient care efficiency and reducing clinician workload. -
Health systems increasingly creating custom Epic apps
As health systems continue to navigate the complexities of patient care, many are turning to custom-built applications within their Epic EHR systems to address specific needs. -
Yale New Haven Health creates Epic application
Researchers affiliated with Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health have developed an Epic application that predicts the risk of patients with gastrointestinal bleeding. -
What's coming for Epic?
Epic Systems is gearing up to deliver updates aimed at transforming healthcare technology for providers and patients alike.
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