Category: EHRs

What's next for patient medical record accessibility?

Free medical record access and creating unique patient identifiers are some of the proposed ideas one representative is trying to pass in order to give patients easier access to their medical records, The Washington Post reported Dec. 19. 

8 hospitals, health systems opting for Meditech EHRs in 2022

Below are eight hospitals and health systems that launched a new Meditech EHR system, announced plans to do so, or renewed a contract in 2022. 

Oracle Cerner moves annual conference from Kansas City to Las Vegas

Oracle Cerner plans to move its annual conference to Las Vegas from its longtime home in Kansas City, Mo., The Kansas City Star reported Dec. 15.

6 hospitals, health systems choosing Oracle Cerner EHRs in 2022

Below are six hospitals and health systems that launched a new Oracle Cerner EHR system, announced plans to do so, or renewed a contract in 2022. 

Wyoming medical district board votes to go forward with Oracle Cerner EHR

Sundance, Wyo.-based Crook County Medical Services District has decided to transition away from its existing EHR system and go live with a Oracle Cerner EHR system, The SundanceTimes reported Dec. 15.  

Epic's 11,000 employees work in-person 5 days a week

EHR company Epic has had its 11,000 Wisconsin-based employees working in-person five days a week since November 2021, Milwaukee Business Journal reported Dec. 15. 

Hospitals and health systems opting for Epic EHRs in 2022

Below are 28 hospitals and health systems that launched a new Epic EHR system or announced plans to do so in 2022. 

Epic EHR paved way for collaboration between MemorialCare, Pacific Dental Services

Fountain Valley, Calif.-based MemorialCare is integrating dental services into its health centers with the help of its Epic EHR.

8 biggest moves from Meditech in 2022

From plans to integrate Google’s Care Studio into its EHR to inking a partnership with HCA Healthcare, here are eight of Meditech’s biggest moves in 2022: 

Why Epic and Google Cloud repaired their relationship

Almost three years ago, Epic, the nation’s largest hospital EHR vendor, reportedly told customers it wouldn’t pursue further integrations with Google Cloud.