Oracle Cerner’s $250M EHR deal with Kuwait cleared by State Department

EHR giant Oracle Cerner is continuing its expansion into the Middle East, as the U.S. State Department cleared a $250 million sale of health IT services to Kuwait’s Military Medical Command, GovConWire reported Feb. 15.

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The deal calls for the deployment of 15 contractors and government representatives to Kuwait.

News of the contract with Kuwait comes after Dubai-based King’s College Hospital London selected Oracle Cerner for its EHR system.

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