Oracle doesn't need FDA approval. Most EHRs are excluded from the definition of a medical device by the 21st Century…
Morning Headlines 2/7/23
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Veterans Deserve Better than VistA
Oracle EVP Ken Glueck pushes back against recent Congressional efforts to potentially scrap or overhaul the VA’s Oracle Cerner-powered EHR modernization project, pointing out that the software is being successfully rolled out across the DoD, and has been installed at thousands of hospitals around the world.
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Veterans Deserve Better than Cerner. Pull the plug and go to Epic….or they’ll be doing it in 15 years anyways when Cerner breathes their dying breaths.
Would a VA on Epic talk with a DHA on Cerner? Defeats the whole push for a uniform system fore Service Members to Vets from entry into service until old age.
I can’t recall a vendor publically rebutting Congress before like Glueck does here.