The report collected input from 3,141 EHR users in large health systems, with more than 38 percent of major health systems represented in the survey, an April 26 news release said.
The 10-month survey measured customer satisfaction across 18 EHR performance indicators from different hospital positions, including physicians, finance departments, radiologists and IT departments.
Cerner achieved top ratings in 10 of the 18 performance indicators, followed by Epic and Allscripts with four each.
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