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Since CEO Shafer joined Cerner, the company has sought to increase its use of strategic relationships.William Feaster, MD, chief health information officer at Children\u2019s Hospital of Orange County in California, says the organization has reaped benefits from the Cerner HealtheIntent platform for many years, improving care, and now he\u2019s getting more benefits from Amazon Web Services.\u201cTransforming the data and loading it on AWS has allowed us to leverage big data and sophisticated data science tools, along with the elastic compute environment on AWS. This has accelerated our data science work at Children\u2019s Hospital of Orange County,\u201d Feaster notes.Working with AWS, Cerner also has built a new lab to enable researchers to take de-identified patient data, transform data sets into research-ready formats, and build models and algorithms to give providers more data to make better informed decisions.\u201cWe live in a connected world and should work together to solve the quadruple aim of healthcare,\u201d Cerner CEO Shafer concludes. \u201cWe\u2019re looking forward to tapping into Amazon\u2019s expertise to further help Cerner improve patient satisfaction and drive our client success.\u201d","saveContent":"Cerner has a history of collaborating with Amazon Web Services and has teamed with the company again, while naming AWS as its preferred cloud vendor.Cerner now is working with AWS on getting more benefits from digitized platforms to give patients easier access to their own heath information, but that\u2019s only part of a broad range of initiatives that could accelerate artificial intelligence, machine learning, interoperability, data portability and improved patient outcomes.\u201cWe are joining forces with Amazon and AWS to fuel our strategy of making Cerner more agile to deliver faster, more scalable and secure solutions,\u201d says Brent Shafer, chairman and CEO at Cerner.The company is promising providers that they soon will see new advancements, such as next-generation machine learning capabilties with greater scale, along with new health prediction software, while at the same time reducing operational and financial burdens.Also See:<\/b> Cerner remains confident that VA EHR is on the right track<\/a>Under the joint agreement, Cerner and Amazon will use joint teams to accelerate innovation and speed products to market. Since CEO Shafer joined Cerner, the company has sought to increase its use of strategic relationships.William Feaster, MD, chief health information officer at Children\u2019s Hospital of Orange County in California, says the organization has reaped benefits from the Cerner HealtheIntent platform for many years, improving care, and now he\u2019s getting more benefits from Amazon Web Services.\u201cTransforming the data and loading it on AWS has allowed us to leverage big data and sophisticated data science tools, along with the elastic compute environment on AWS. This has accelerated our data science work at Children\u2019s Hospital of Orange County,\u201d Feaster notes.Working with AWS, Cerner also has built a new lab to enable researchers to take de-identified patient data, transform data sets into research-ready formats, and build models and algorithms to give providers more data to make better informed decisions.\u201cWe live in a connected world and should work together to solve the quadruple aim of healthcare,\u201d Cerner CEO Shafer concludes. \u201cWe\u2019re looking forward to tapping into Amazon\u2019s expertise to further help Cerner improve patient satisfaction and drive our client success.\u201d","order":0,"get_parent":{},"attributes":[],"attributesType":{"content":{"type":"string","source":"raw"},"lock":{"type":"object"}},"dynamicContent":""}]

Cerner strengthens ties with Amazon Web Services to seek tech gains

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