Cerner and Elligo Aim To Make Trials Accessible For Health Systems Of All Sizes
Cerner Corporation has announced an investment in Elligo Health Research. Cerner representatives will also join Elligo’s board of directors. As a result of this investment, Cerner plans to enter into a commercial agreement to expand the data and tools available in the Cerner Learning Health Network to offer additional clinical trial resources to community and rural hospitals and physician practices.
“At the beginning of the year, we launched a push with our provider clients to change the pace and cost of clinical trials. Today, 51 health systems are part of our Learning Health Network,” said Donald Trigg, president, Cerner. “Elligo shares our passion for making clinical trial opportunities accessible to every provider and patient."
Financial terms were not disclosed.
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