KEY TAKEAWAYS Epic dominates the EMR market with a 29% market share. Cerner maintains a 26% market share, but records its first loss since 2010. MEDITECH also gains ground.

VA now 'reimagining' approach to Cerner EHR modernization A strategic review of the initiative has so far found problems with patient safety, productivity, cost, schedule and performance.

VA said Cerner is not to blame for the review of the $16 billion, decade-long contract, but it was difficult to prioritize while manuevering among COVID-19 headwinds.

Cerner experienced a year of turbulence in 2018, from implementation challenges to leadership shakeups.

The Department of Veterans Affairs announced this week that it would be staying the course with its electronic health records modernization strategy. Following a 90-day review, VA Secretary Denis ...

Cerner, on the other hand, saw a second consecutive year of net market share decreases. A 37-hospital organization chose to move to Epic; 31 of the hospitals were using Cerner, accounting for more ...

Allscripts, Cerner and CPSI all retain the top spot in their respective markets for user satisfaction, according to the latest report from market research firm Black Book Rankings.

A new report on EMR market share is out and looks like Cerner’s presence in the large hospital world continued to shrink in 2021. When faced with the self-described “zinger question” of ...

Cerner launched a cloud-based version of its HER to help rural and Critical Access Hospitals eliminate costs associated with traditional EHR systems.

Kansas City, Mo.-based Cerner instituted various changes over the past year, including its shift from an EHR-centric focus to platforms.