Mergers & Acquisitions

At the Queensland eHealth Expo, the Customer Experience Centre demonstrated what is possible when vendors work with each other to integrate their respective products.

At Health 2.0 Europe, pharma, patient and academic representatives weighed in on challenges of working together.

Medidata’s cloud-based services help with the development of therapeutic innovations and clinical operations performance for pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology firms and others.

A new study finds streamlining operating costs and improving related efficiency is a primary business concern for executives, with a third of respondents ranking it as one of the top three business challenges over the next year.

As health systems merge, the need to reconcile data sets from disparate EHR systems for population health and quality improvement is critical, and artificial intelligence can help, the company says.

The vendor, which focuses on small and rural healthcare providers, is interested in a suite of tools for chronic care management and aggregation of clinical and personal health data.

As the cloud IT company continues its post-acquisition merger with Virence Health, the consolidation means job losses for some 200 employees.

A new report in Health Affairs looks at the success rate of hospital IT system integration, post-consolidation.

South Australia will soon be home to a new $100 million healthcare precinct, with aims to bolster health and medical innovation, services and employment in northern Adelaide.

The company has more than 200 healthcare clients, with more than 84,000 mobile devices on its platform connecting some 220,000 providers with voice, alarm and text capabilities.