Discover why customizable blood pressure alerts in EMRs, combined with team-based workflows, may be key to catching more ...

WASHINGTON, DC – FEBRUARY 14: Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) speaks with reporters after attending a closed-door, classified briefing for Senators at U.S. Capitol Building. (Photo by Anna ...

NASA is researching options to replace an existing electronic health record system that supports some unique patients: astronauts. In a request for information, the agency said it’s looking to replace ...

Health First launched a new electronic health record platform, Epic, to modernize patient care and information access. The Epic system includes MyChart, a patient portal for managing appointments, ...

AUSTIN — An electronic health bill requiring medical records to note a patient’s biological sex and any “sexual development disorder” passed the Texas House on Friday.

[1] Oracle Health’s immersive-AI EHR is powered by Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), which provides the same military-grade security used to protect the most sensitive data at some of the ...

If doctors catch a child’s obesity risk early enough or at key points in early development, they may be able to address future associated outcomes like type 2 diabetes.

AUSTIN — A bill that would require electronic health records to include space for information about “any sexual development disorder” faced intense scrutiny from opponents during a committee ...

Electronic health records contain a patient's medical history, diagnoses, medications, treatment plans, immunization dates, allergies, radiology images, laboratory test results and more.

Oracle on Tuesday announced a brand-new electronic health record, or EHR, that features fresh cloud and artificial intelligence capabilities. The new EHR is Oracle's most significant health-care ...

Veterans Affairs officials announced on April 21 a complete halt to its electronic records modernization project, putting hopes of completing the project by 2028 in doubt. (Getty Images) Veterans ...

For 20 years, the United States health care system has been on a journey to achieve universal adoption of electronic health record (EHR) technology and, eventually, interoperability between systems.