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NextGen releases its newest platform, dubbed 8 Series, which promises a faster and easier clinical user experience.

Pri-Med, a Boston-based medical education firm, buys EHR vendor Amazing charts for an undisclosed sum.

The NFL has announced it will implement a league-wide eClinicalWorks EHR to better manage player injuries.

The National eHealth Collaborative publishes a five-tier framework for strengthening patient engagement strategies.

McKesson will donate more than $1 million in free EHR licenses to physicians providing charity care to the needy.

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