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Cerner Reports Third Quarter 2018 Results
Cerner Corporation (Nasdaq: CERN) today announced results for the 2018 third quarter that ended September 29, 2018.
Cerner Builds Recession-Proof ‘Bunker’ For Health Data
As more doctors turn to digitizing patient health records, large companies like Cerner are building bigger and more sophisticated ways to house — and secure — the nation’s health …
Have We Lost Something as a Result of Technology?
With the growing adoption of EHRs, EMRs, data repositories, and cloud-based computing, as well as a wide range of related technologies, clinical IT systems produce vast amounts of data. Understanding this information is crucial to the care delivery process. Medicine has transitioned from a cottage industry of small clinical practices with varying treatment methodologies to one that is based upon data. However, providing high quality care…
Analytics Grow in Maturity, Show Quantifiable Results
Healthcare analytics approaches are growing in maturity, helping providers achieve savings and efficiencies in a variety of areas, ranging from cutting supply acquisition costs to helping them analyze which patients need specific types of care.
Without context or cushion, do online medical results make sense?
Hospitals and medical practices have urged patients to sign up for portals, which allow them rapid, round-the-clock access to their records.
Readers Write: How Payers Can Leverage Data Pipelines for 5-Star Results
Mike Noshay is founder and chief strategy officer of Verinovum of Tulsa, OK<br>A Star Rating is the essential number that drives Medicare Advantage payer performance reporting and customer influence. To improve or stay on top of CMS Stars program scores, payers need a firm grasp of how to stay ahead of the game, prepped and ready for changes in the quality data pipeline system as…
How bad reporting on statins may have led thousands to quit their meds
The controversial coverage seemed to spark an honest conversation about the drugs.
Did we discover a new force of nature? New results from CERN
Results suggested muon decay was only happening about 85% as often as the electron decay. Assuming the result is correct, this could only be explained by some new force of nature that pulls on electrons and muons differently is interfering with how beauty quarks decay.
