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Epic rolls out new feature to make it easier for patients to share medical records with health apps

Fierce Healthcare

Medical records software giant Epic has rolled out a new feature that makes it easier for patients to release their medical records to the health or wellness apps they use. | The new capability is part of a wider effort by the healthcare industry, facilitated by new health tech policies from the federal government, to advance data-sharing at scale. (..)

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Medically Integrated Specialty Pharmacies Can Leverage Electronic Medical Records to Improve Quality of Care

Pharmacy Times

These pharmacies can use electronic medical records to work more directly with providers, monitoring adverse medication effects and assessment schedules and being more tuned into patient needs.

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Emphasizing Electronic Medical Records in Toxicity Management

Pharmacy Times

Exploring the significant role of electronic medical records (EMR) in toxicity management for patients with HR+/HER2– breast cancer.

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More patients are accessing their online medical records, with app users leading the charge

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More patients are accessing their medical records online via patient portals or apps and are doing so more often than in years past, according to the Office of the National Coordinator for Health I | From 2020 to 2022, the portion of U.S.

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Walmart deploys Epic medical records tech across its health centers, virtual care services

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Walmart deploys Epic medical records tech across its health centers, virtual care services. Wed, 09/29/2021 - 12:53.

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Revolutionizing healthcare with clinical AI: Google for medical records

Outsourcing Pharma

Creating artificial intelligence to understand medical conditions, and not just the English language, sounds far-fetched, but this is what one CEO is achieving with an impressive foundational innovation.

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Providers more likely to use negative descriptors in Black patients' medical records, study finds

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Providers more likely to use negative descriptors in Black patients' medical records, study finds. Wed, 01/19/2022 - 15:17.