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Cerner is an international healthcare information technology corporation specializing in providing complete systems for hospitals and other medical organizations to manage and integrate all electronic medical records, computerized physician order entry, and financial information. 

Kansas City, Mo.-based Cerner was founded in 1979 and was originally named PGI & Associates. It was renamed Cerner in 1984 when it rolled out its first system, PathNet. The company went public in 1986, and today it continues to be one of the largest providers of electronic medical systems in the United States. 

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News | Apr 28, 2013
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News | Apr 19, 2013
...warehouse will unlock more than 10 years of clinical, financial and patient satisfaction data and signifies a critical first step toward IU Health's goal of using data from its Cerner electronic health record and other core applications to improve patient care quality. "IU Health had previously struggled to create a data warehouse that would serve as the organization's source ...
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E-prescribing in growth mode by Bernie Monegain
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All together now! by Mike Miliard
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...even a vendor of 'epic' proportions," he said slyly, adding, "Come on in, the water's great." Expressing doubts Great, at least, for firms like McKesson ($123 billion in 2012 revenues) and Cerner ($2.71 billion in 2012 revenues). And hopefully great for the physicians and patients who use those firms' systems. But some smaller vendors have taken a slightly more skeptical view of ...
The great EHR switch by Erin McCann
News | Apr 15, 2013
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News | Apr 15, 2013
...gate, serves as a driver of new bookings and differentiates the company in the marketplace. "By our math, $1 pmpm (per member per month) across 35 million patients in the Cerner cloud gets us to $420 million in annual revenue opportunity within the base alone," Piper Jaffray analysts Sean Wieland and Mohan Naidu wrote in a Feb. 26 brief. Cerner announced ...
Allscripts invests in future by Bernie Monegain
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...connecting patients to their physicians and communities as an integrated extension of the Allscripts platform," Hewitt said.  Allscripts is also among six health IT vendors  -  the others are McKesson, Cerner, athenahealth, Greenway Medical Technologies and RelayHealth  -  that announced at HIMSS13 they would form the CommonWell Health Alliance to tackle long-standing interoperability issues among themselves and other vendors who ...