On this episode, the third in a four-part series on the opioid epidemic, we’re joined by Kashif Rathore, Cerner’s vice president of interoperability, and Ken Whittemore Jr., vice president of Professional and Regulatory Affairs at Surescripts.

On this episode, the second in a four-part series on the opioid crisis, we are joined by Alan Staples, a leader in Cerner’s opioid management and patient safety strategy. https://www.cerner.com/blog/using-technology-and-data-analytics-to-battle-the-opioid-crisis

On this episode, we start a four-part series on the opioid crisis. We are joined by Alan Staples and Leslie Lindsey ─ two of Cerner’s experts on patient safety ─ and Dr. Mike Fadden, Cerner chief medical officer. https://www.cerner.com/blog/the-impact-of-opioid-addiction-on-patients-providers-and-communities

Mark Mellott of Cerner Government Services talks to Cerner Government Advisory Board member General Don Scott about health care for U.S. Service members and Veterans.

On this episode, Cerner's Mark Mellott talks to Cerner Government Advisory Board member Patrick J. Murphy about the importance of the Department of Veterans Affairs(VA)Electronic Health Record Modernization(EHRM)program.

On this episode, we talk to Dr. Nick van Terheyden, founder and CEO of Incremental Healthcare. He discusses why a global outlook on health care is crucial to delivering smarter care and better patient outcomes.

In this episode, Cerner's Jenny Horn talks to Marjorie McEttrick-Maloney and Ellen Murphy of Shriners Hospitals for Children about how implementing the Essential Clinical Dataset (ECD) has impacted their nurses and the patients and families in their care.

Sarah Toy-Ding and Tiffany Shields of CommonSpirit Health answer questions about how their organization used a Substitutable Medical Applications and Reusable Technologies (SMART) health IT app on Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR- pronounced FIRE) within the electronic health record (EHR) to support patients taking their medicine as prescribed.

In this episode, we’re joined by leaders from two organizations to discuss the benefits and challenges of bundled payments. Jennifer Waterbury is senior bundled payment engineer for AdventHealth, a health care system with facilities in nine states. Mark Hiller is vice president of bundled payment services at Premier, a health care improvement company that unites approximately 4,000 U.S. hospitals and health systems, and 165,000 other providers and organizations.

On this episode of Perspectives on Health and Tech, Chelsea Bressers, senior director and sales leader at Cerner, talks to Tim Putnam, president and CEO of Margaret Mary Health in Batesville, Indiana, a hospital that serves more than 65,000 residents. They discuss how population health strategies can help hospitals overcome the challenges of rural health care.