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    IDC MarketScape Recognizes Oracle’s Leadership: U.S. Value-Based Health Analytics Assessment 2023

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    Oracle Earns Leader Recognition in IDC MarketScape’s U.S. Value-Based Health Analytics 2023 Vendor Assessment

    In the latest IDC MarketScape assessment, Oracle has solidified its position as a leader in U.S. Value-Based Health Analytics for 2023. The report underscores the critical role of analytic advancements in addressing healthcare challenges and fostering innovation to enhance outcomes across the industry. Oracle Health’s prowess is evident in its data integration and transparency capabilities, allowing the centralization of data from various sources, including Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and payers. This, in turn, forms the foundation for Oracle Health’s unified data architecture, the Oracle Population Health Platform, facilitating the creation of a comprehensive 360-degree view of individuals, essential for value-based health offerings and analytics.

    The assessment evaluated 13 technology providers focusing on components aligned with the quintuple aim: improved care outcomes, cost containment, enhanced patient engagement, improved provider experience, and increased health equity. Oracle Health’s commitment to analytics and data integration stood out, showcasing its ability to aggregate data from diverse sources, including non-Oracle Health EHRs, health information exchanges, and payers. With its open architecture and expertise in cloud, analytics, and AI, Oracle is well-positioned to unlock the full value of data and drive meaningful change.

    The IDC MarketScape report acknowledges Oracle’s Population Health Platform as an open and data-focused solution, enabling organizations to capture, store, curate, and analyze information for population-wide efforts, particularly in chronic condition management and prevention. Additionally, Oracle’s extensive client base provides cross-selling opportunities and potentially favorable pricing for clients investing in the Oracle Population Health Platform.

    Jennifer Eaton, Research Director at IDC, emphasizes the industry’s readiness for data-driven changes and commends Oracle’s technological depth and expertise. Oracle Health’s strategic importance is underscored by being recognized as a Leader in value-based analytics, reflecting its commitment to helping clients unlock the potential of their data for the benefit of both organizations and patients.

    Travis Dalton, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Oracle Health, expressed confidence in Oracle’s ability to lead the industry towards data and technology-driven transformations. The recognition as a Leader in value-based analytics reinforces Oracle’s strategic importance in assisting clients in leveraging their data effectively.

    In a Real-Time IDC commentary, Oracle Health’s conference is highlighted for its goal to transform patient and employee experiences by integrating technological advancements with human expertise. The launch of Oracle Clinical Digital Assistant, combining generative AI and voice-driven capabilities into acquired electronic health records, marks a pivotal move. Oracle’s commitment to addressing complex challenges through improved system connectivity and an integrated approach signals a significant inflection point for the healthcare industry.

     

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