Category: Health IT

Children's Hospital LA to offer virtual care to local schools

Children’s Hospital Los Angeles is partnering with the Los Angeles Unified School District to offer virtual care to CHLA patients 12 or older attending one of the 20 participating Los Angeles schools.

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.

Revolutionizing communication and enhancing prosthetics: breakthroughs in neural engineering systems

An excerpt from Future of Technology in Medicine, The: From Cyborgs to Curing Paralysis. Have you ever experienced the urge to text someone in the middle of cooking? Have you ever experienced the necessity of responding to a friend’s eager text when pe…

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.