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Taylor Mills, a sophomore at Northwest Rankin High School in Flowood, won second place for her recitations of 'I go back to May 1937' by Sharon Olds and 'Poor Angels' by Aaron Hersh. Roby previously placed third in the 2017 Poetry Out Loud competition. The winner of that event will go on to the national finals in Washington, D.C., for an opportunity to win $20,000.ĭesiree Roby, a sophomore from home-schooling group Christian Home Educators Connection, took first place in the competition for her recitation of 'Snow Day' by Billy Collins and 'Thoughtless Cruelty' by Charles Lamb. Of the 12 central Mississippi high-school students who participated in the competition, three winners advanced to the state finals in March. The university's Margaret Walker Center hosts Poetry Out Loud, a program that encourages high-school students to learn about poetry through memorization, performance and competition, as part of a collaboration with the National Endowment for the Arts, the Poetry Foundation and the Mississippi Arts Commission. Jackson State University hosted the ninth-annual Poetry Out Loud national recitation contest on Wednesday, Feb. UMMC's Division of Information Systems put out a pilot version of UMMC Epic Connect in nine Department of Health clinics in central Mississippi earlier this year, and the program went live in the remaining 77 health department clinics in the state on Feb. Health-department providers can also access the records of UMMC patients who visit their clinics.

If a Department of Health patient visits UMMC, Epic allows the health-care provider to access that patient's full MDH records.

UMMC has used Epic for its electronic health records since 2012 and will upgrade the system later this year. The Department of Health is transitioning to Epic from a combination of paper charts and an electronic scheduling system. UMMC Epic Connect will allow the hospital to provide the system to other health-care organizations across the state, with the first being MDH. The joint project uses an advanced electronic health-care system called Epic that manages clinical information, registration, scheduling and billing functions. The University of Mississippi Medical Center has partnered with the Mississippi Department of Health to launch a project called UMMC Epic Connect, which will link electronic health records between the two organizations.

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