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[news] Tulsa supercomputer holds potential for health improvements
A roughly $3 million “community supercomputer” being built in Tulsa offers an array of massive-number-crunching possibilities, including predictive modeling to improve the health of residents there....
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OK tackles medical home model using health IT
INTEGRIS Health, Oklahoma’s largest health system, announced Thursday it will incorporate Phytel’s population health and care management tools to help build a medical home model. The partnership marks...
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In times of utter disaster, interoperability between hospitals and clinics is priceless. The destruction and toll that winds 200 miles per hour took upon the Moore Medical Center in Moore, Oklahoma...
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