Epic, Meditech, and Oracle Health are advancing interoperability efforts, driving improved data sharing and connectivity in healthcare. Epic is leading the charge toward nationwide health information ...

Reaction is generally positive to a federal initiative aimed at increasing electronic health record (EHR) interoperability and giving patients and providers quicker access to information about visits.

The health systems are all EHR clients of Epic, which hailed the news as step toward the establishment of a nationwide health information exchange. (Editor's Note: A 23rd health system, Kaiser ...

Thirty minutes. That's about how long it took me to find the record of a patient's kidney biopsy, completed at another hospital, in their electronic health record (EHR). How did I find it? Short ...

In a potential big advancement for oncology treatment and information sharing, several leading electronic health record vendors this week made voluntary commitment to adopt the United States Core Data ...

Meditech is one of the major players in healthcare information technology and one of the biggest vendors of electronic health records systems – and it will be showing why at HIMSS25 this week in Las ...

One of most exciting aspects of the HITECH Act is that it’s supposed to encourage portability of medical information across EHR software, hospitals, clinics and even state lines. Unfortunately, we’re ...

Current interoperability efforts create an uneven playing field between the haves and have nots that exclude many post-acute care facilities from accessing the same data available to those with EHR ...

Explore how enterprise-grade EHR integration services accelerate medical device innovation by enabling seamless data exchange ...

As part of the 700-page 2026 Black Book State of Global Digital Healthcare, this continuing series spotlights Brazil, one of the world's fastest-growing regions for EHR adoption and interoperability ...

Black Book Market Research issues a global operational alert alongside the release of its 2026 "State of Global Healthcare Technology" report, a no-cost, nearly 700-page reference covering 147 ...

The past decade has witnessed an unprecedented and rapid pace of federal policy making intended to achieve interoperability of core electronic health record (EHR) data. This movement began in 2009 ...