2016年10月22日 · Epic is a terrible emr. Most med students encounter it as their first emr and therefore they think it's awesome as med students are wont to believe they know everything about something after they experience it for the first time. Cerner is better. The best emr ever made is CPRS. Fast simple efficient. None of the bloat bs the plagues epic.

2016年6月5日 · I don't hate Cerner at present; but it does make processes that should be either automatic or "one-step" into 3-4 different processes. That, and looking at it is like reading a Chinese newspaper. Everything is small, symbolic, difficult to discern, and jammed-in as close as can possibly be.

2014年1月18日 · There’s workarounds with Cerner, I’ve had 3-5 instances for Pharmnet up when I used it...unless local IT completely locked it down. Cerner has dot phrases in my local implementation. I’ve used both, Epic is more clinically comprehensive but Cerner is faster from a rite production standpoint IMO.

2010年12月28日 · So I’ve matched at a place using EPIC while I’ve used Cerner (with CPRS for subI, EPIC for chart review and elective). From what I’ve seen of EPIC so far, it seems confusing because notes are filled with links as opposed to writing and a few other things. I’d imagine it’ll take some getting used...

2019年3月7日 · Cerner technically offers some certification courses but they are ill-defined and completely optional. Epic is like a novel. Cerner is a choose your adventure book where some people get a really cool story but many end up disinterested or confused. Are you using PowerNotes or Dynamic Documentation?

2014年1月2日 · I do like epic more than Cerner. Copy forward is an amazing thing. Our version of Cerner has it but it's clunky, and copy/paste/edit is more efficient. Placing and looking up orders in epic is eons better than doing so in Cerner. I find med recs easier in epic as well. But I'm stuck with Cerner and it's quite workable now that I'm getting used ...

2013年8月6日 · Going forward, I took up a main job that has EPIC (Phew!). However there are couple moonlighting jobs I will be doing that have Cerner for their EMR. From what I have seen so far, it is not bad at all, but once again the EMR training staff is terribe. My orientation was only 1.5 hours long, and I left there feeling less than completely confident.

2011年3月19日 · I believe they were between CERNER and Epic; however, Epic likely refused to let the VA **** their program up with all of the additional applications they likely wanted to add. Epic as a company has like %50+ of the US's EMR -- they definitely don't need to the VA health system to survive.

2016年6月10日 · If you want it to look/function like something out of the 70s, you work in the VA, if you want the 80s, you get meditech, 90s then Cerner. If you really hate EPIC that much, feel free to get a job somewhere that doesn't have it, but I assure you it will likely be there in the not-too-distant future because the vast majority of EMR users like ...

2021年2月23日 · EPIC/Cerner - Hospital only Medisoft - First EMR I used, it was "too simple"-- you needed a server in your office etc EClinical - Currently still have this up, not "unusable" but very redundant with increased work Modernizing Med - Just implementing this in the past week, supposed to "learn" and use the iPad.