Latest Developments in Global Pediatric Emr Software Market

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Latest Developments in Global Pediatric Emr Software Market

  • Healthcare IT
  • Mar 2024
  • Global
  • 350 Pages
  • No of Tables: 220
  • No of Figures: 60

  • In April 2024, athenahealth, Inc. announced the launch of a pediatric-specific enhancement package for its cloud-based EMR platform. The update includes growth chart analytics, age-adjusted dosing calculators, and vaccine management tools tailored for pediatricians. This move reflects athenahealth’s commitment to addressing the distinct clinical needs of pediatric care providers and improving workflow efficiency through data-driven innovations
  • In March 2024, eClinicalWorks integrated AI-powered voice dictation and smart charting into its pediatric EMR suite, allowing healthcare providers to document visits using natural language and receive real-time prompts for preventive care measures. This innovation supports clinicians by reducing administrative burdens and enhancing care quality, particularly in high-volume pediatric practices
  • In February 2024, PCC (Physician’s Computer Company) announced a strategic partnership with the Children’s Health Alliance to implement customized EMR modules across affiliated pediatric clinics in the U.S. The collaboration focuses on improving care coordination, immunization tracking, and chronic disease management, highlighting the growing importance of pediatric-specific data systems in multi-provider networks
  • In January 2024, NextGen Healthcare, Inc. introduced telehealth and remote patient monitoring features within its pediatric EMR platform, allowing seamless integration of virtual consultations, wearable device data, and home-based vitals tracking. This development is particularly impactful in rural and underserved regions, expanding access to pediatric care and improving follow-up compliance
  • In December 2023, Cerner Corporation (now part of Oracle Health) launched an initiative in Southeast Asia to expand its pediatric EMR offerings to government-funded child health programs. The program focuses on digitizing immunization records, enabling mobile health data entry, and enhancing maternal and child health monitoring through localized EMR platforms, underscoring Cerner’s commitment to global child health equity through digital transformation