Oracle Health, the EHR company formerly known as Cerner, had a busy September. Here are 10 headlines from the month.
Category: Health IT
UNC Health offers free virtual care after Hurricane Helene
Chapel Hill, N.C.-based UNC Health is offering free virtual care to residents of Western North Carolina, one of the regions hardest hit by Hurricane Helene.
VA employees breached Vance, Walz medical records: 5 notes
VA employees wrongly accessed the medical records for both vice presidential candidates JD Vance and Tim Walz, according to The Washington Post.
Judy Faulkner's succession plan at Epic
While Judy Faulkner has no plan 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.
The role of AI in improving health care: artificial intelligence and appreciative inquiry
Kim Downey: Part of my work supporting physicians involves facilitating connections, both among physicians and with others who assist them. In this vein, I introduced Dr. Wael Saasouh to Lisa Scardina. Our discussion touched on AI, with Dr. Saasouh sha…
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.
How Mass General Brigham built the largest 'hospital at home'
Somerville, Mass.-based Mass General Brigham has built the biggest hospital-at-home program in the country by getting buy-in from leadership and clinicians and through tech partnerships, executives said at a recent conference.
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.
Why a health system is launching a generative AI 'agent'
York, Pa.-based WellSpan Health is rolling out a generative AI “agent” that will help patients receive, prepare for and recover from screenings.
