Ingestible sensor company Proteus Digital Health and computer giant Oracle have integrated Proteus's digital health feedback system, which includes an ingestible pill sensor, a wearable patch, and a ...

Oracle this week announced that its new Clinical Digital Assistant – which features generative AI, multimodal voice and other navigation tools – is available to help ambulatory physicians streamline ...

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ORLANDO, Florida—Software giant Oracle continues to build out generative AI tools in its healthcare solutions as it debuted a new service for care management this week and plans to roll out its gen AI ...

Oracle has announced it has acquired ClearTrial, a Chicago-based provider of cloud-based clinical trial software, according to a news release. ClearTrial’s applications are designed to assist with ...

EHR vendors Epic Systems, Oracle Health and Meditech are prioritizing the integration of artificial intelligence into their software in 2024 as they look to boost clinical efficiency for healthcare ...

Oracle joined a slew of healthcare technology companies offering generative artificial intelligence tools on Monday, announcing capabilities that will be integrated into the software giant’s recently ...

Here are five updates, according to a March 10 LinkedIn post from Seema Verma, executive vice president and general manager of Oracle Health, recapping her appearance at HIMSS 2025 in Las Vegas. 1.

BOSTON (Reuters) - Oracle Corp said on Friday it agreed to spend $685 million to buy Phase Forward Inc, the top maker of programs that help drugmakers run clinical trials, in Oracle's biggest software ...

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs said that Oracle's (NYSE:ORCL) software is failing at its main task of helping improve patient care, Bloomberg News reported, citing previously unpublished ...

Oracle Corp.’s most high-profile medical records customer, the US Department of Veterans Affairs, says the company’s software is failing at its main job of helping improve patient care, according to ...