Health data
only has value
if you can use
it
Cerner Unite, taking interoperability beyond connectivity to true usability.
For decades, Cerner has been a leading advocate to shape policy for capabilities to structure and exchange data across the health care ecosystem. Data usability is equally important: the requirement to ingest, contextualize and intelligently enhance the usability of data to enable care delivery. Cerner Unite is our comprehensive suite of innovations encompassing our interoperability and usability essentials.
Coming in 2021, Seamless Exchange, the newest interoperability innovation will be part of the Cerner Unite portfolio. Seamless Exchange is designed to reduce the burden of data curation making usable information forefront to enhance patient care.
We believe in the freedom of data.
That it should be shared. But still belong to the patient.
That it should move across systems. Not just within them.
We believe connecting data connects the patient. At the center of care. That consumers should be active participants in their own unique health journeys. Because empowering consumers isn’t just what we should do. It’s the only right thing to do. That’s why we support the 21st Century American Cures Act and patient access rulings.
We believe the future of health care is open. Interoperable. Collaborative. That innovation and competition will drive healthier outcomes for all. Because it’s not enough to just have data. It’s what you do with it that creates change.
We believe in a seamless and connected world where everyone thrives.
And it all starts with data.
Because health care is too important to stay the same.™
Shafer reveals solutions to reduce clinician burnout and remove barriers to equitable health care.
We believe the advancement of interoperability will drive innovation, competition and improved health outcomes.
Shez Partovi, M.D., worldwide lead of business development for health care, life sciences, genomics and medical devices at Amazon Web Services (AWS) discusses interoperability.
21st Century Cures Act - An Open Letter. Congratulations on releasing the 21st Century Cures Act final rules on interoperability and data blocking…
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DoD and VA expand capability to share health records
Cerner Millennium EHR to be used at London's 4000-bed temporary hospital
Shafer reveals solutions to reduce clinician burnout and remove barriers to equitable health care.
We believe the advancement of interoperability will drive innovation, competition and improved health outcomes.
The U.S. Department of Defense, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the Unites States Coast Guard discuss their federal electronic health record modernization journey.
Shez Partovi, M.D., worldwide lead of business development for health care, life sciences, genomics and medical devices at Amazon Web Services (AWS) discusses interoperability.
21st Century Cures Act - An Open Letter. Congratulations on releasing the 21st Century Cures Act final rules on interoperability and data blocking…
.jpg?vs=1&h=1080&w=1920&la=en&hash=085EF1A1DC2968FC8097FEEC4FFC086076C43FDB)
DoD and VA expand capability to share health records
Cerner Millennium EHR to be used at London's 4000-bed temporary hospital
We believe in the freedom of data.
That it should be shared. But still belong to the patient.
That it should move across systems. Not just within them.
We believe connecting data connects the patient. At the center of care. That consumers should be active participants in their own unique health journeys. Because empowering consumers isn’t just what we should do. It’s the only right thing to do. That’s why we support the 21st Century American Cures Act and patient access rulings.
We believe the future of health care is open. Interoperable. Collaborative. That innovation and competition will drive healthier outcomes for all. Because it’s not enough to just have data. It’s what you do with it that creates change.
We believe in a seamless and connected world where everyone thrives.
And it all starts with data.
Because health care is too important to stay the same.™