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Signify Premium Insight: ATA2023: Signify Research’s Top Five Show Predictions
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23rd February 2023 – As healthcare grapples with escalating costs, squeezed budgets and personnel shortages, vendors at next month’s American Telemed Annual Conference (ATA2023) in San Antonio will want to demonstrate they have answers.
SPI Premium Insight: Connecting the Dots on Epic’s App Store Strategy
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21st February 2023 – Epic’s decision to launch a new app store is the result of a regulatory push for greater software interoperability standards. But even in a more ‘open’ environment, tight EHR vendor-developer partnerships will be key.
SPI Premium Insight: Doctolib’s €92M Mission to Disrupt
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16th February 2023 – French health IT company Doctolib’s €92M investment plan for 2023 is another bold statement from a company that is already a household name in its home country. But will the plan enable it to challenge on new market fronts?
SPI Premium Insight: CLEW Accelerates into TeleICU, Ready to Challenge Status Quo
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14th February 2023 – With the first FDA-cleared Virtual ICU and a new financing approach for customers, Israeli AI analytics platform developer CLEW is ready to disrupt the teleICU market status quo in the US.
Signify Premium Insight: Respite for Oracle Cerner with $365M Nova Scotia EHR Deal
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9th February 2023 – Oracle Cerner’s recent $365M EHR in Nova Scotia is welcome news. But recent history in Canada suggests that replacing legacy province-wide connected care systems with second generation EHRs can be a minefield.