The de-identified data is stored on Cerner’s HealtheDataLab, powered by Amazon Web Services. Healthcare providers will have free access to the database, which includes COVID-19- related information to help track disease spread and surge and detect underlying illnesses and chronic conditions, among other capabilities.
A committee of Cerner associates and industry advisers will review applications of select recipients who will gain access to the data.
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