One of the nation’s largest health systems set out to retire Cerner and eight additional legacy EHRs and move 55,000 employees onto a single Epic instance.
A $6 billion health system with 20,000 employees and 3,000 affiliate physicians migrated to Epic in parallel with Workday HCM and SailPoint IAM deployments.
Epic Security doesn’t break because of missing build. It breaks when provisioning, role design, and governance can’t scale. See what this actually looks like in practice.
A large multi-hospital health system partnered with Oakwolf to stabilize ECG workflows, modernize documentation-based charging, and deploy AI functionality within Epic Cupid.
Cupid optimization isn’t about adding build. It’s about making workflows reliable under real clinical pressure. See how leading organizations are stabilizing Cupid workflows at scale.
Transitioning from Oracle Cerner to an Epic EHR organization-wide implementation
In this discussion, Memorial Hermann VP of Clinical Solutions Oliver Galicki shares how early planning, application rationalization, and executive alignment created the foundation for a successful enterprise deployment.
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In this conversation, Memorial Hermann VP of Clinical Solutions Oliver Galicki explores how to evaluate deviations from Foundation without compromising long-term maintainability using the “PACE” guiding principles.
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In this conversation, Oliver Galicki breaks down why Memorial Hermann chose a three-wave approach and the technical dependencies — particularly billing and registration — that drove that decision.
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Oliver Galicki focuses on lessons learned from initial activation and how they shaped subsequent success.
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this discussion, Oliver Galicki examines how organizations can monitor performance and respond quickly after activation — and how Memorial Hermann achieved mid-to-high 90% revenue normalcy within months.
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In the final discussion of this series, Memorial Hermann VP of Clinical Solutions Oliver Galicki offers advice for organizations embarking on a similar transformation.
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In this video, Oliver Galicki, VP Clinical Applications at Memorial Hermann discusses the role of governance in ensuring success of large scale Epic implementations.
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In this video, Oliver Galicki, VP Clinical Applications at Memorial Hermann discusses the decisions and impacts of adhering to Epic foundation versus a customized approach.
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Connecting the clinical and financial side with EPIC EHR
Learn how a large health system structured an Epic mentoring and skill-development program
In this episode, Donte Davis explains how to rebuild RBAC with structural integrity — aligning compliance, operational efficiency, and future automation.
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In this episode, Donte outlines how to identify sprawl early, refuel intelligently, and restore structural clarity across application teams.
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In this episode, Donte breaks down how to evaluate the organizational model — including workload balance, cross-training depth, and burnout risk.
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In this episode, Donte shares how to design Epic Security workgroups that maintain visibility, accountability, and long-term structural integrity.
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In this episode, Donte explains what must be true before automation goes live — and how to avoid common implementation failures.
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Enhancing the LIS by transitioning away from Cerner PathNet to Epic Beaker