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Artificial intelligence is helping improve remote patient monitoring technology, with especially promising applications focused on diabetes. One CEO discusses the quality and cost-efficiency promise of "the next generation of remote care."

Epic is applauding the move, and says it expects that all of its clients nationwide will be live on the exchange framework by the end of next year, via its Epic Nexus qualified health information network.

A first deployment at Sumedang regency will focus on addressing tuberculosis, stunting, and hypertension.

This follows recent integrations of e-prescriptions and real-time prescription monitoring into its EHR.

It has chosen a solution from South Korean company Lunit following recent government-backed trials.

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Cerebral has decreased time spent on audits by 78% and has seen an even bigger improvement in meeting critical insurance criteria. The technology offers precise data feedback that could be missed in manual auditing, an exec says.

Also: Elevance Health and CDR announced a national primary care platform for risk-based healthcare delivery that takes a whole health approach to improve patient outcomes.

Also, India's National Health Authority is offering a basic course on digital health for health professionals.