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Epic continued to amass a greater share of the U.S. hospital market in 2019, while its competitor Cerner lost ground, according to KLAS Research.

When KLAS Research asked more than 300 healthcare leaders to identify the most disruptive company in healthcare, one tech giant was top of mind.

Patient engagement, analytics and precision medicine will be key to shifting to value-based care, but funding is a significant challenge, CIOs say.

Early adopters of AI software solutions are beginning to see success in clinical areas such as predicting readmissions and avoidable ER visits.

Smaller health systems and hospitals are falling behind in cybersecurity as budget constraints and a lack of qualified talent hinder progress.

EHR giants Epic and Cerner have benefitted the most from ongoing hospital market consolidation, building a combined 85% market share.

While most EHR vendors can connect to CommonWell, Carequality or both, making the data easy to use has been slow, according to a new KLAS analysis.

Athenahealth's $5.7 billion private equity takeover has consumers unsure about the future and the company's ability to provide support.

Like many others across the healthcare industry, telehealth providers will soon be faced with the challenge of EHR integration.

"The biggest technical barrier to widespread patient-record sharing” recently vanished, but some providers remain disconnected, a new report said.