美东时间10月29日周二，甲骨文宣布推出人工智能（AI）技术加持的新一代电子病历纪录系统EHR，被誉为该公司自2022年280亿美元收购医疗保健IT公司Cerner以来最重大的产品升级。The new generation Electronic Health Record system EHR integrated with Oracle's AI and analytics solution, Oracle Health Data Intelligence, can propose personalized care plans that align with the patient's genetic makeup and lifestyle. Oracle executives have described it as "almost like having your own inpatient doctor."
Author of this article: Li Dan.
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On Tuesday, October 29, US Eastern Time, Oracle announced the launch of a new generation of electronic health record system EHR powered by artificial intelligence (AI) technology, hailed as the company's most significant product upgrade since acquiring medical care IT company Cerner for $28 billion in 2022.
Oracle states that EHR, the full name is Electronic Health Records, is a digital version of a patient's medical history updated over time by doctors and nurses. EHR software may be complex and tedious for clinical doctors, but it has become an indispensable part of the modern US medical care system.
Oracle's latest EHR incorporates the latest cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to provide users with a more natural, more intuitive experience, and faster responsiveness. For example, the intuitive design of EHR combines conversational search, voice navigation, and multimodal search, making it a natural extension of clinical doctor workflows.
Therefore, the new generation EHR will make navigation and settings more convenient. The new version of EHR eliminates menus and dropdown screens, allowing doctors to obtain the necessary information by voice inquiry. Oracle stated that ideally, this will enable doctors to spend less time searching records, freeing up more time to care for patients.
Oracle stated that the new EHR is designed to integrate Oracle's clinical AI agent, Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent, significantly reducing time spent on documentation, ordering, and automated coding. It will also embed Oracle's AI and analytics solution Oracle Health Data Intelligence, which can securely integrate patient data from thousands of sources including clinical, claims, social determinants, and pharmacies, providing real-time insights necessary to promote patient health.
Oracle Health Data Intelligence combined with the next generation of EHR can propose personalized care plans based on each patient's genetic makeup and lifestyle, helping reduce trial and error during treatment, increasing patient engagement, and supporting patients to be healthier after recovery.
Seema Verma, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Health and Life Sciences at Oracle, likened the next generation EHR to this: "It is not just a transcriber, nor an assistant. It is almost like your inpatient doctor."
