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Netra Shetty
Cerner Corporation (NASDAQ: CERN) is an international health care information technology corporation that specializes in providing complete systems for hospitals and other medical organizations to manage and integrate all electronic medical records, computerized physician order entry (CPOE), and financial information.[2]
Cerner claims to be the largest provider of electronic medical systems in the United States.[3][4] Its largest competitor, McKesson Corporation, is larger in size but McKesson has income from other non-technology medical sources.
As of Second Quarter 2009 its systems are licensed by 8,000 facilities around the world including 2,100 hospitals, 1,500 pharmacies, and 3,300 physician practices representing 30,000 physicians.[5]
It has more than 8,200 employees. As of June 2006, approximately 1,900 associates in the United States and 600 associates in India were involved full-time in the software development aspect of the company. Cerner has more than 6,000 clients worldwide.
Employers
From workplace clinics and pharmacies to health and wellness management programs, Cerner works with employers to reduce the...
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Hospitals and Health Systems
Every hospital and health system grapples with complexity, efficiency, and the risk of human error in patient care.
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Medical Devices
A medical device that can’t “talk” with the EMR turns health care professionals into data-entry clerks, taking them away from direct patient care.
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Physician Practice
In a world where most physician practices struggle to cut costs and improve outcomes, Cerner makes it possible — and even easy.
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Homecare Professionals
As the homecare field grows and industry regulations expand, homecare providers face increasing pressure to meet those regulations.
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Individuals and Families
Many things affect your health: your lifestyle, family history and the care you receive.
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Pharmacies
In the pharmacy, patient safety is paramount, but so are efficiency and cost effectiveness.
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Research
Cerner brings to the drug development industry a deep understanding of clinical systems, workflows and health data.
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Cerner claims to be the largest provider of electronic medical systems in the United States.[3][4] Its largest competitor, McKesson Corporation, is larger in size but McKesson has income from other non-technology medical sources.
As of Second Quarter 2009 its systems are licensed by 8,000 facilities around the world including 2,100 hospitals, 1,500 pharmacies, and 3,300 physician practices representing 30,000 physicians.[5]
It has more than 8,200 employees. As of June 2006, approximately 1,900 associates in the United States and 600 associates in India were involved full-time in the software development aspect of the company. Cerner has more than 6,000 clients worldwide.
Employers
From workplace clinics and pharmacies to health and wellness management programs, Cerner works with employers to reduce the...
Learn More
Hospitals and Health Systems
Every hospital and health system grapples with complexity, efficiency, and the risk of human error in patient care.
Learn More
Medical Devices
A medical device that can’t “talk” with the EMR turns health care professionals into data-entry clerks, taking them away from direct patient care.
Learn More
Physician Practice
In a world where most physician practices struggle to cut costs and improve outcomes, Cerner makes it possible — and even easy.
Learn More
Homecare Professionals
As the homecare field grows and industry regulations expand, homecare providers face increasing pressure to meet those regulations.
Learn More
Individuals and Families
Many things affect your health: your lifestyle, family history and the care you receive.
Learn More
Pharmacies
In the pharmacy, patient safety is paramount, but so are efficiency and cost effectiveness.
Learn More
Research
Cerner brings to the drug development industry a deep understanding of clinical systems, workflows and health data.
Learn M