Gartner has named RXNT a 2026 best-in-class software provider, recognizing the company as a Shortlist and FrontRunner category leader in five areas.

Epic Systems says 300,000 people’s digital health information records were accessed and sold from health records networks to ...

New research suggests that hospital electronic health records (EHRs) that are difficult to use are also less likely to catch medical errors that could harm patients. As clinicians navigate EHR systems ...

Northwell Health has announced an agreement with medical records software company Epic to implement the health system's next generation electronic health record. Northwell said the initiative is part ...

Software giant Oracle has integrated generative AI services into its Cerner electronic medical record system as health IT companies race to harness this cutting-edge tech for providers. The use of AI ...

Henry Schein CEO Stanley Bergman calls his company’s push to get doctors in private practice to adopt electronic medical recordkeeping, or EMR, “enlightened self-interest” — a happy combination of ...

Epic, which has been led by its 82-year-old founder Judy Faulkner for 46 years is best known for its dominance in the electronic health record software space, is pushing deeper into AI in a healthcare ...

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act encourages health care providers to adopt electronic medical records with billions of dollars allocated toward the digitalization of health care. This begins ...

A lawsuit filed by electronic health record giant Epic could encourage reforms to a problematic system, where non-health ...

Britain’s National Health Service awarded almost $5 billion in contracts to develop lifelong electronic health records for 50 million patients in its systems linked to 30,000 doctors and 270 ...

Most of today’s medical professionals prefer electronic medical records (EMRs) over paper medical records, viewing them as a substantial improvement. However, not all practices will fare better by ...

The American private equity giant TPG is closing in on a £1bn-plus deal to buy the company which supplies the electronic patient record system used by the majority of Britain's GPs.