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Duplicate and fragmented shared patient records are progressively putting patient safety at risk and afflict provider bottom lines.
Healthcare IT research firm's sweeping worldwide study reveals rapidly advancing opportunities for US-based and local tech vendors
Revolutionizing healthcare through AI, blockchain, and interoperability, the region is setting new standards for sustainable, patient-centric care.
As Federal Budget Cuts Threaten Healthcare Systems, RCM Vendors and Providers Strategize for Resilience
Black Book Research Shares Key Insights and Recognizes Top 21 Vendors Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Accenture, Deloitte, PwC, Huron Consulting Group, Nordic Consulting Partners, Chartis Group, McKinsey & Company, Optum, Clearwater, Cognizant, Salesforce, and Vizient Honored for Excellence Across Multiple Top Consulting Engagement Topics, Driving High-Impact Outcomes and Industry Leadership in Healthcare IT for 2025
Free to participants in the 2025 survey of BHIT software, this comprehensive report offers critical insights into trends, developments, and vendor capabilities shaping the future of behavioral health IT.
Comprehensive Gratis Report Featuring Profiles and Client Engagement Ratings for 260 HIT Consulting and Advisory Firms
Black Book Research, the trusted independent evaluator of healthcare IT solutions, has named ClinicMind the top-ranked vendor for Chiropractic Electronic Health Records (EHR) and Practice Management Solutions in its 2025 Comparative Performance Result Set.
Free to participants in the 2025 survey of PM software, this comprehensive report offers critical insights into trends, developments, and vendor capabilities shaping the future of practice management.
Correction: This release has been updated to reflect accurate specialty-focused EHR top ratings. NextGen Healthcare has achieved five specialty-focused EHR top ratings, including Cardiovascular Practices, while ModMed has achieved ten specialty-focused EHR top ratings, including Podiatry, in 2025. The previous release incorrectly listed NextGen Healthcare with four and ModMed with nine top ratings.
Top EHR Vendors Shine in Multiple Specialties: ModMed, NextGen Healthcare, Netsmart, ClinicMind, Epic, and RXNT Lead the Pack
Top EHR Vendors Shine in Multiple Specialties: ModMed, NextGen Healthcare, Netsmart, ClinicMind, Epic, and RXNT Lead the Pack
54 Specialty EHR Vendors Across 17 Categories Mark New Entries in the 2024 Black Book Surveys with High Satisfaction Marks
25 EHR Vendors Recognized Across 40 Physician Specialties, with ModMed, NextGen, Netsmart, ClinicMind, Epic, and RXNT Leading in Multiple Categories
Oracle Health Secures Top Spot in Australia's 2025 EHR Rankings for Excellence in Innovation and Interoperability
Epic, Oracle Health, MEDITECH and Altera Digital Health are redefining healthcare IT worldwide, as highlighted in Black Book research insights covering 175 vendors in 110 nations worldwide.
Strategic Initiatives and Innovative Policies in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Oman Drive New Opportunities for Technology Developers
Slovenia, Croatia, Turkey, and Greece Drive EHR Adoption in the Balkans, Setting New Standards in Interoperability, Telemedicine, and Digital Health Transformation
Key Trends, Vendor Performance, and Opportunities Transforming Mexico's Healthcare IT Landscape
China's healthcare digitalization is being driven by urban innovation, government-backed initiatives, and the dominance of local and regional EHR vendors. Black Book explores how these domestic players, along with limited contributions from global vendors, are shaping the future of this dynamic and evolving ecosystem.
Black Book unveils critical insights into the global EHR landscape, spotlighting 121 local and regional vendors across 53 countries as they compete with multinational health IT giants. This comprehensive analysis delves into emerging trends, vendor performance, and the shifting dynamics of the highly competitive health IT market, offering a detailed overview of the evolving global healthcare technology ecosystem
Black Book unveils its 2025 global survey on mobile electronic health records, showcasing how non-U.S. nations are leveraging innovative platforms to enhance clinician usability, real-time data access, and healthcare delivery across diverse regions.
Onyx Leads the 2025 Healthcare Interoperability Market with OnyxOS Platform
The 2025 Black Book study is a definitive resource for healthcare organizations navigating the complexities of global EHR procurement. By delivering region-specific evaluations and real-world use cases, it enables IT buyers to make informed decisions tailored to their operational and strategic priorities. Whether seeking global leaders like Epic and Oracle or region-specific champions like Dedalus and MEDITECH, this study provides actionable insights to guide healthcare technology investments.
The convergence of rising US healthcare costs, growing medical tourism, and the increasing demand for seamless patient financial experiences has created a perfect storm of opportunity for revenue cycle management software and outsourcing services vendors to expand their global presence and deliver transformative solutions
The 2025 Black Book of Global Healthcare IT user polls reveal a critical need to modernize NHS EHR systems to address the baseline expectations of healthcare professionals and drive meaningful improvements in patient outcomes. Leading systems like Dedalus, Oracle Health, and Nervecentre have set new standards for satisfaction and innovation, offering the NHS valuable insights to elevate its digital health ecosystem and deliver more efficient, patient-centered care.
As Australia, China, Japan, India and South Korea embrace digital health strategies, supportive policies and growing investments in PHM solutions are driving significant advancements in care coordination, chronic disease management, and health equity across the region.
Ransomware Threats Expose Critical Infrastructure Gaps, Endangering Patient Safety in Key Nations
Backed by insights from a panel of 111 global experts, the findings offer actionable strategies for vendors to drive innovation, address healthcare gaps, and expand their worldwide footprint.