Oracle TV
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Oracle unveils an AI‑first EHR that listens during encounters, ties into OCI and Autonomous Database, and prompts clinicians with actionable insights; a Clinical AI Agent is already GA, logs 350,000 patient encounters, requires three weeks implementation in the largest install so far and zero classroom training, and has over 60 testers queued. Life‑sciences integration pre‑screensed 650,000 people for COVID trials, doubling diversity targets, while new patient portals and military‑grade security aim to reduce clinician “pajama time” and staffing strain.
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- 0:00Oracle TV at Oracle Health Summit 2024
- 0:25Mike Sicilia on What's Broken in Healthcare Today
- 15:11Suhas Uliyar on EHR Announcements
- 24:57Dr. Dexter Samuels on the Partnership Between Oracle and Meharry Medical College
- 31:00Kristen Miles on the Biggest Challenges HR Healthcare Leaders are Facing
- 39:17Sally Deitch of Ascension on Standardizing in Healthcare
- 46:53Sir John Bell on How to Get Better Data to the Right People
- 58:08Conversation with Oracle Customer, BayCare Health System
- 1:05:52Dr. David Feinberg on Common Pain Points of Customers
- 1:14:56Oracle Health Summit Wrap Up
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