VA seeks contractor to test new Cerner EHR The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs said it is looking for a contractor to support testing of its new Cerner EHR software, FedScoop reports.

Oracle’s acquisition of Cerner came with the flagship contract to replace the EHR, or electronic health records system, at the VA’s 172 facilities. For hospitals, the EHR is a backbone of ...

HIMSS attendees will be able to see a demonstration of the EHR Cerner is developing for the Department of Defense. The Kansas City, Mo.-based vendor will showcase the off-the-shelf system and ...

VA initially signed a $10 billion contract with Cerner in 2018 to modernize its legacy health record system, but the deployment of the new EHR software has been plagued with cost overruns ...

The EHR system then was brought online at a VA hospital in Walla Walla, Washington, and Columbus, Ohio, earlier this year. The Cerner system replaces software that’s more than 30 years old, and ...

VA initially signed a five-year contract with Cerner in 2018 to modernize its legacy health record system and make it interoperable with the Defense Department’s new software, but deployment of ...

The Department of Veteran Affairs is negotiating the addition of new accountability and enforcement mechanisms to its $10 billion electronic health record software contract with Oracle Cerner, ...

VA initially signed a five-year contract with Cerner in 2018 to deliver its new EHR system. The project included making the system interoperable with the Department of Defense’s EHR software ...

Cerner also has conducted over 550 post-go-live training classes to more than 1,400 users, among those users are new VA personnel at Mann-Grandstaff, according to executives.

In 2022, software is suffocating American medicine. The 2009 HITECH Act kicked off the modern era of the EMR with federal incentives for EMR use. Unfortunately, the legislation also favored ...

A New Jersey bucked the norm of buying the off-the-shelf EHR software from the large electronic health records vendors like Epic and Cerner and built something more aligned with what was needed.