The ruling does seem to actually touch on things like UserWeb access "...the final rule applies to terms and conditions…
Morning Headlines 8/6/14
Cerner to Acquire Siemens Health Services for $1.3 Billion
Cerner announces that it will acquire the health IT division of Siemens for $1.3 billion, confirming rumors that have been circulating since late April.
Premier, Inc. continues growth trajectory with acquisition of Hospira’s TheraDoc
Premier announces that it will acquire TheraDoc, Hospira’s clinical surveillance business, for $117 million in cash. Hospira acquired the business themselves in 2009 for an undisclosed sum.
MModal Completes Financial Restructuring, Emerges from Chapter 11
After nearly five months, MModal officially emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, reducing its debt by 55 percent in the process.
New California Not-for-Profit to Operate Statewide, Next-Generation Health Information Exchange
California will launch a state-wide HIE, founded through $80 million in seed funding from Blue Shield of California and Anthem Blue Cross. The funding will sustain the exchange for its first three years of operations, after which it will charge subscription fees to providers and insurers to fund continued operations.
No one should be surprised by the axes falling at Sunquest. After all, that’s Matt Hawkin’s track record, and likely why he was hired for the leadership position. He’s good at one thing: smiling at people while he lays them off.
I still find all the “good news” coming out of Sunquest these days hard to believe. I’ve known so many clients that have replaced them with more integrated systems, such as Cerner, and yes even Epic. Epic is continuing to prove that they have a viable lab system and, it’s only going to get better. My prediction is that 5-10 years from now, the Sunquest lab system will be on-life support.
Matt will need to get rid of more than just the VP of HR. There are other poisonous people left from the Misys days.
Yes it’s a business, but karma is a bitch, isn’t it Ms VP of HR?