Top News Allscripts closes the sale of its hospital and large practice software business to… Acquisitions, Funding, Business, and Stock Cerner reports Q1 results: revenue up 4%, adjusted EPS $0. Government and Politics Winn Army Community Hospital at Fort Stewart in Georgia will go live on Cerner next month as part of the DoD’s continued wave of MHS Genesis roll-outs. VA Secretary Denis McDonough says the agency will continue rolling out its new Cerner software despite five recent outages that have caused some lawmakers to call for a halt to implementations. McDonough said he is “very concerned about the execution of the program to date” and added that the first of the downtimes was so “egregious” that Cerner CEO David Feinberg, MD, MDA issued a signed apology. Cerner releases a new podcast, “Combatting clinician burnout.

Top NewsAllscripts reports Q1 results: revenue up 7%, adjusted EPS $0.13 vs. $0.08. Expectations are…

Allscripts Announces First Quarter of 2022 ResultsAllscripts reports an uptick in Q1 revenue and that…Office overseeing EHR interoperability between DoD, VA not having ‘active role’ in rolloutLack of oversight and planning by the Federal EHR Modernization Program Office has hampered interoperability between the DoD and VA’s new Cerner systems, according to a new joint report from the DoD and VA inspectors general.

Top News From the Allscripts earnings call: CEO Paul Black resigned Friday, effective immediately, saying… Government and Politics An OIG joint audit of efforts by the DoD and the VA to make their Cerner systems interoperable notes that migration of legacy data into Cerner could have been more consistent, that medical device integration could be improved, and that user access should be limited to information needed to perform job duties. The VA confirms that Cerner was unavailable 50 times for at least some users singe going live in its Pacific Northwest sites, but the outages were not widespread.

Top News Harris rebrands the hospital and large physician practice software business it acquired from… Telstra hires Monica Trujillo, MBBS, MPH (Cerner) as chief health officer. Government and Politics A survey of 701 DoD providers finds that 58% have identified inaccurate or incomplete data in the agency’s Cerner-powered MHS Genesis system, leading to inaccurate, delayed, or incomplete diagnoses; multiple patient visits to complete care; and longer patient visit times. Blog Posts From Risky Business to Data-Backed Decision (Arcadia) Celebrating National Nurses Week with Bamboo Health’s Alycia Sepe, BSN, RN (Bamboo Health) 5 ways to improve patient satisfaction scores to prepare for OAS CAHPS reimbursements (Bravado Health) Meditech Expanse: Customizable Features that Improve Clinician Satisfaction (CereCore) How do you balance understaffing during the pandemic? By turning data into knowledge (Cerner) Did Your IT Project Fail? Here are 4 Ways Change Management Could Change the Outcome (Healthcare IT Leaders) 5 Key Questions You Should Ask Your IT Provider Annually (ChartLogic) The Evolution of Chronic Care Management (ChartSpan) Introducing A New Category of Technology for Innovation in Healthcare: the Healthtech Operating System.

Cerner falls short of contract target for ‘uptime,’ prompting McMorris Rodgers to accuse VA of…

Top News Remote monitoring and financial incentives had no impact on readmissions or deaths among… We saw dramatic changes when Cerner CEO and Chairman Neal Patterson died in 2017, leaving the company without its leader and most visible co-founder for the first time in its 38-year history.

Top News The board of online mental health provider Cerebral fires co-founder and CEO Kyle… Cerner, Elligo Health Research (in which Cerner is an investor), and Freenome will participate in an early cancer detection clinical trial using Cerner’s Learning Health Network, which sells de-identified patient data from participating health systems. Cerner will pay an unreported sum to Sweden’s Västra Götaland to settle complaints over Millennium implementation delays that Cerner attributes to the pandemic and to the region itself. Cerner says it is ready to proceed with the project, has 250 employees working in Sweden, and plans to bring up parts of the system this fall.