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Biobeat Has Completed Integration with Epic and Is Now Available for Large Scale Hospital Implementations - Vimarsana News

Biobeat Has Completed Integration with Epic and Is Now Available for Large Scale Hospital Implementations

Integration of Biobeat with Epic enables seamless data transfer and enhances the staff's vital signs checks workflowPETAH TIKVA, Israel, Aug. 3, 2...

Revenue cycle management (RCM) market in US to grow by USD 11,985.2 million from 2022 to 2027 | Growing adoption of a value-based reimbursement model to be a major trend - Vimarsana News

Revenue cycle management (RCM) market in US to grow by USD 11,985.2 million from 2022 to 2027 | Growing adoption of a value-based reimbursement model to be a major trend

/PRNewswire/ -- The revenue cycle management (RCM) market in the US is set to grow by USD 11,985.2 million from 2022 to 2027 progressing at a CAGR of 9.94%...

IT giants to bid for HSE patient records contract - Vimarsana News

IT giants to bid for HSE patient records contract

Salesforce is one of a number of large tech firms expected to tender for a contract to develop a shared care record (SCR) system for the HSE.

Let the Jury Decide: Lessons from Syntel v. Trizetto - Vimarsana News

Let the Jury Decide: Lessons from Syntel v. Trizetto

Respect for the jury as an institution, coupled with a logical focus on efficiency, long ago – long before we coined the term “crowdsourcing” – led to rules that defer to the wisdom of the jury. That’s why I was surprised to see the recent opinion in Syntel v. Trizetto.

Microsoft president: Wisconsin a 'really important state' for the tech giant. Here's why - Vimarsana News

Microsoft president: Wisconsin a 'really important state' for the tech giant. Here's why

Microsoft President Brad Smith was born in Milwaukee, and graduated from Appleton West, but says he's not the reason Microsoft invests in the state.

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