Healthcare technology company Athenahealth is partnering with integrative care platform Fullscript through Athenahealth’s Marketplace platform.
Category: EHRs
Oracle Cerner internal email reveals EHR leadership shake up
An internal email from an Oracle executive shared on Reddit describes changes to the former Cerner EHR business, which was acquired by Oracle June 8.
MarinHealth gets $20M note for Epic EHR install
Greenbrae, Calif.-based MarinHealth Medical Center received millions of dollars from the state to help install its Epic EHR system, according to a news release from the office of the California state treasurer.
IBM, MIT AI tool generates questions to help clinicians using EHRs
IBM and Massachusetts Institute of Technology data scientists teamed up to create an artificial intelligence tool that generates questions to help healthcare professionals use EHRs more effectively and efficiently, according to their paper published Ju…
Epic + Oracle Cerner: 10 updates in the last 60 days
Epic and Oracle Cerner have been busy.
How California is building the nation’s largest healthcare data exchange
The state of California recently embarked on an ambitious endeavor. Using hundreds of millions of dollars in public funding, the nation’s largest state plans to connect its hospitals and healthcare providers through a statewide health information excha…
Rhode Island physician named to Epic national advisory board
Jared Anderson, MD, an emergency physician practicing at Providence, R.I.-based Lifespan hospitals, has been named to Epic’s national advisory board.
Mississippi hospital helping implement Epic EHR system at nearby hospital
Jackson, Miss.-based St. Dominic Hospital will implement its Epic EHR system at McComb, Miss.-based Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical.
Top 10 EHR vendors by global market share
Oracle Cerner was the global leader in EHR market share in 2021, serving about 2,389 hospitals worldwide, according to a July 7 report from KLAS Research.
Former Wyoming hospital employee caught snooping in patient medical records
A former Cheyenne (Wyo.) Regional Medical Center employee improperly accessed patient health records between Aug. 31, 2020, and May 26, 2022, the hospital said July 6.
