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Come to booth #2761 to learn how Oracle Health is helping healthcare organisations with our data platform to handle primary and secondary use of data. And how we have used AI to develop the Clinical Digital Assistant.

At #HIMSS24, Oracle Health and Oracle Life Sciences head Seema Verma will take center stage to share how we’re working to improve healthcare beyond the EHR. Hear from Seema and other Oracle experts on how we’re creating a brighter future for healthcare. https://lnkd.in/gcA9mChb Learn more about Oracle's industry leadership in Health and Life Sciences at HIMSS!

At #HIMSS24, Oracle Health and Oracle Life Sciences head Seema Verma will take center stage to share how we’re working to improve healthcare beyond the EHR. Hear from Seema and other Oracle experts on how we’re creating a brighter future for healthcare. https://lnkd.in/eEQXchix

At #HIMSS24, Oracle Health and Oracle Life Sciences head Seema Verma will take center stage to share how we’re working to improve healthcare beyond the EHR. Hear from Seema and other Oracle experts on how we’re creating a brighter future for healthcare. https://lnkd.in/eEGUPc5D

Learn about Oracle Health's data driven improvements in Healthcare at #himss24 .

Is your organization still using ImpactMD/Touchchart healthcare software that was purchased by Allscripts? If so, you need to preserve this data before it's too late since both software and SQL servers are no longer supported. Contact Tronitech for conversion help. #impactmddataconversion #impactmd #touchchartdataconversion #touchchart #tronitech

Oracle Fusion Inventory 24C Updates #FusionInventory #Oracle #OracleCloud SCAN HEALTH INDUSTRY BARCODE LABELS The Health Industry Business Communications Council published the Health Industry Barcode (HIBC) format in 1983 to address the unique safety requirements for labeling medical products. The HIBC format is commonly used by manufacturers, suppliers, and providers in the healthcare industry to account for the more stringent safety and security considerations not typically found in commercial retail settings. Now, you can scan barcoded labels in the HIBC format when using a mobile device to populate data in scannable fields without any additional setup.

It is 5 years plus into this contract and we the taxpayer have very little to show for this debacle. This is why healthcare organizations and the government should put Big Tech companies and their implementation partners at risk for the outcomes of these projects. When the contracts have been risk-based in the past they all have run away from their responsibility and overall accountability leaving the taxpayer holding the bag. #oracle #cerner #implementationpartner #cheaperisnotalwaysbetter #ehr #softwareimplementation

Pleased to collaborate with industry colleagues Kenny Schiff and Brian McAlpine on the webinar "Do Hospitals Still Need Middleware and CC&C" available here: https://lnkd.in/eFt3nWt4 with a fuller description available below: As most of us know, middleware and CC&C play a crucial role in hospitals, from bridging systems like nurse call and telemetry to enabling clinical workflow on smartphones and other devices. But in an environment increasingly centered around EHR—and dominated by Epic—is there a viable future for standalone middleware and CC&C vendors? John Elms and Brian McAlpine, two veteran digital health specialists, recently sat down with Lone Star’s Kenny Schiff to paint a picture of where they think the CC&C marketplace is headed—and the prognosis was not always rosy. Topics discussed include: The role of “accidental architecture” in organizations and how CC&C is uniquely positioned to help untangle the snarl of complex and unmanageable integrated systems. The increasing importance of patient engagement technologies, both inside and outside the hospital, and their future impact on CC&C and nurse call systems. The ongoing need for a comprehensive platform that combines messaging, patient engagement, and all forms of communication in healthcare. How the progress in managing medical device alarms and alerts has been limited due to manufacturers' reluctance to cede control. How the future of nurse call systems depends on regulatory changes and an ability to integrate with IP-based patient engagement systems. For more about the future of middleware and CC&C in an EMR-centric universe, explore the Lone Star Communications, Inc. blog, linked below. https://lnkd.in/eGRRfy7C

🔃 Simplifying Data Imports: Oracle's FBDI vs. More4Apps 🔃 Data imports are the lifeblood of your organization. While Oracle's FBDI is a popular choice, it does come with it's issues like: Complexity - especially for users with extensive technical knowledge! Limited flexibility Slower with large sections of data (i.e. header/children/grandchildren etc.) Tricky error handling By considering More4apps as an alternative to FBDI, you can remove these challenges and streamline your data import processes, empower business users, and reduce the burden on your IT department. #Oracle #Fusion #FBDI #DataImport #More4apps #OracleCloud #OracleEBS