A new study by Dr. Erin Hommel and colleagues published in JAMA Network Open found that an electronic health record (EHR)-integrated clinical decision support tool helped reduce falls

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AdventHealth is making OpenEvidence available to physicians, nurses, pharmacists, care managers, therapists and other clinical roles across its network, with access integrated into existing electronic health record workflows, the organizations announced on October 1, 2026. The availability begins October 1, 2026. Access Inside Existing EHR Workflows The announcement, datelined Altamonte Springs, Florida, states that AdventHealth is working with OpenEvidence to help care teams find current medical evidence more efficiently. The stated purpose is to reduce the time spent searching for information and create more time for meaningful conversations with patients and families. Access is integrated into clinicians’ existing workflows within the electronic health record system. According to the announcement, the resource makes it easier for clinicians to research medical scenarios using information grounded in peer-reviewed literature and clinical guidelines. In the announcement’s framing, when patients and families have questions about a diagnosis, treatment or next step in care, they deserve a team that can bring together clinical expertise, the latest medical evidence and an understanding of the whole person. Guardrails Around Clinical Judgment “OpenEvidence gives our care teams a practical way to access current clinical evidence as they care for patients,” said Michael Cacciatore, MD, chief clinical officer for AdventHealth...

Seamlessly merging the AHA’s new CV risk calculators into the country’s largest electronic health record system marks a big win.

BackgroundFood allergy affects 8% of US children and is a risk factor for food insecurity. ObjectiveOur aim was to increase screening for unmet food needs among families presenting for food allergy follow-up at our Allergy clinic from 0% to ≥70% and to increase same-visit resource referrals from 0% to ≥90%, by June 2025. MethodsWe integrated a screening and resource referral process in the electronic health record (EHR). Resources included: referrals to registered dietitian (RD) or social work...

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DALLAS, Thurs., Sept. 10 — The American Heart Association Predicting Risk of cardiovascular disease EVENTs™ (PREVENT) equations are now integrated into Epic's electronic health record (EHR) platform, ...

A new study reveals that while doctors find EHR-integrated generative AI easy to use, the software regularly invents clinical details and ignores the vast majority of patient records.

More than a dozen AI-powered applications run in the background 24/7, and analytics are integrated with the health system’s electronic health record (EHR) to give staff easy access to patient information, including clinical status changes. In an effort to reduce wait times, Mission Control uses clinical AI summaries to determine where in the health system new patients should go. “It’s not just that a certain patient is the first person we need to place,” Porteous says.

What You Should Know Healthcare outcomes intelligence leader PatientIQ has raised $30M in Series C financing led by Chicago-based healthcare private equity firm Hughes & Company, with continued backing from Health Enterprise Partners and August Capital. Since completing its Series B round in 2022, PatientIQ has scaled its EHR-integrated footprint from 200 to more than 870 healthcare provider organizations, covering over 17 million patients and capturing more than 70 million patient outcomes across 20+ medical specialties.