STAT+: With Cerner deal closed, Oracle chair pitches sweeping vision for health records and artificial intelligence

Days after Oracle closed its $28 billion purchase of Cerner, Larry Ellison laid out a sweeping vision for the cloud giant's health care business.

Oracle chairman and chief technology officer Larry Ellison vowed to prioritize the cloud giant’s health care business on Thursday, painting a vivid picture of health care’s future: Seamless access to medical records, artificial intelligence models to diagnose disease, and detailed tracking to streamline care delivery.

Days after Oracle closed its roughly $28 billion deal to acquire health record software company Cerner, Ellison described plans for a national electronic health record system that would pull from thousands of separate hospitals.

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