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SPI Digital Health: Epic Eyes German Debut at University Hospital, but Outcome Anything but Academic
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28th April 2023 – Epic’s ‘imminent’ rumoured market debut in Germany will grab headlines, but the more interesting developing story is how other vendors are positioning themselves to win market share from Oracle Cerner.
SPI Digital Health: As Patient Activation Remains a VBC Provider Pain Point, is Cisco’s CPaaS the Remedy?
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26th April 2023 – Patient activation and engagement are the ‘missing links’ in the value-based care chain. Can Cisco’s CPaaS enterprise communications platform do what many solutions fail to and provide the tactical intelligence care managers need?
SPI Digital Health: A Case of 1up-manship in Fierce Data Aggregation Market Fight?
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21st April 2023 – US specialist data aggregation vendor 1upHealth recently announced $40M in Series C funding. Will this now elevate it from the crowd in an intensely competitive space?
SPI Digital Health: Ask the Analyst: Oceania EHR Market in 2023
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18th April 2023 – While Australia is Oceania’s EHR epicentre, it is in New Zealand that some of the biggest impacts are happening, including an NZ$385M healthcare data systems/digital infrastructure scheme, says Signify Research Senior Analyst Arun Gill.
SPI Digital Health: Epic and the Art of Keeping things Simple
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14th April 2023 – As much as a recent EHR contract with Northwell Health in New York is another feather in Epic’s cap, it is also another blow for vendors clinging to its coat tails. Can they respond to tilt the balance of power?