Collaboration to enable healthcare professionals to access and interpret genomic data alongside patient medical history
Incorporating genomic data into the clinical setting will help power a new wave of medical advances that can support better treatment plans. By combining DNAnexus’ advanced genomics data infrastructure with Oracle Health EHR, the companies can redefine the future of precision medicine and provide clinicians with the tools they need to deliver exceptional, personalized patient care.
“This collaboration is about enabling a new era of data-driven healthcare,” said Thomas Laur, CEO, DNAnexus. “By aligning our technology with Oracle’s EHR, we can help customers fully harness the power of molecular data, bringing critical context and insights to the point of care.”
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Executed as part of a non-binding agreement, the integration with Oracle Health’s EHR is expected to power continuous examination of clinical interpretations of genomics results to help doctors better understand adaptations that may impact a patient’s health or require adjustments to their treatment plan.
“Arming physicians with insights based on the latest interpretations of genomic data will help improve patient care and advance our understanding of the relationship between care paths and care outcomes,” said Seema Verma, executive vice president and general manager, Oracle Health and Life Sciences. “Our collaboration with DNAnexus is a key step toward building a learning health system that adapts in real time to the needs of patients, clinicians, and researchers around the world.”
Source: Businesswire