Healthcare IT News October 2, 2024
Mike Miliard

ChristianaCare and UAB Health are set to make the move to Epic, while Oracle has a new pair of critical access hospitals to its CommunityWorks suite and is looking “beyond the EHR.”

Hospitals and health systems large and small announced new plans for their electronic health record deployments in September. Two of the bigger ones have opted to migrate to Epic Systems, while Oracle Health has won two new critical access hospitals.

‘Platform of choice’

Delaware-based ChristianaCare recently posted a job listing for a vice president of electronic health record transformation who would be “responsible for the successful implementation and maintenance of our EHR and revenue cycle system initiative using Epic software.”

The health system had long been a Cerner...

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