Category: EHRs

Cerner adds, expands relationships with 400 clients

Cerner added and expanded relationships with more than 400 clients in 2021.

How top EHR vendors ranked in hospital beds gained, lost in 2021

Epic gained more hospital contracts and beds than its competitors last year, according to KLAS Research’s “U.S. Hospital EMR Market Share 2021” report.

VA, Cerner to testify about problems regarding its EHR rollout

Cerner and the Department of Veterans Affairs will testify before a House VA subcommittee regarding the problems surrounding its EHR rollout, The Spokesman-Review reported April 25.

EHR vendors ranked by ​​percentage of hospital market share

Cerner’s percentage of the acute care hospital EHR market share rose in 2021, despite it dropping the previous two years, according to KLAS Research’s “U.S. Hospital EMR Market Share 2021” report.

5 key stats on clinicians’ EHR burnout

The time clinicians spend on EHR documentation remains a significant factor contributing to burnout and sometimes the desire to leave their position. Here are five key statistics about clinicians’ frustrations with EHR tasks, as reported by Becker’s.

Epic CEO Judy Faulkner to receive honorary degree for philanthropic work

Epic CEO Judy Faulkner will receive an honorary doctor of civic engagement degree from Carlisle, Pa.-based Dickinson College.

Meditech genomics goes live at Missouri hospital

Clinton, Mo-based Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare is the first hospital to integrate Meditech’s Expanse Genomics, which allows providers to order genetics testing directly through the EHR.

Cerner integrates patient scheduling platform

Cerner is now compatible with Yosi Health, a patient scheduling and registration platform, that aims to eliminate wait times.

Allscripts adds data exchange app to online store

Allscripts added Moxe Health, which automates the release of information requests, to its Allscripts App Expo marketplace.

EHR dissatisfaction linked to increased clinician resignation

Burnout and EHR dissatisfaction are key factors associated with clinicians’ likelihood to leave their organization, according to KLAS research released April 12.