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  1. General Ledger Data into the Cost Model

    Published General Ledger provides a record of financial transactions for an organization for a fiscal year.  The General Ledger is imported using the General Ledger Summary reference record to interface centers, accounts, and account data set data into . This is based on the qualifications set on the General Ledger
  2. Overview of Profitability

    Published With the Profitability dashboard, you can compare volume, cost, and profitability data across organizations by various encounter dimensions. You can trend the measures over time and identify highest cost and volume based on those dimensions.  Target Audience  This dashboard is targeted at hospital direct
  3. Cerner Cost Accounting Reconciliation Views

    Published View Name Description Dependencies General Ledger Reconciliation The General Ledger Reconciliation presents a summary of the account data set data summarized at the Income Statement Category level. Revenue and Expense data imported from the General Ledger Summary Reference Record is displayed wi
  4. Overview of Cost Components - Fixed and Variable Cost Calculation

    Published Cost Components define the mapping of expense centers and accounts to expense account groups, and the assignment of fixed and variable behavior on a monthly or annual basis. If an expense center and account is not included in Cost Components, the expense center and account will not be included in the Cost
  5. Overview of Cost Allocation Methods

    Published Cost Allocation Step-Down Methods supports three methods to allocate overhead costs: Single Step-Down, Multiple Step-Down, and Simultaneous Solution. An overhead allocation recognizes that overhead centers provide services to other overhead centers as well as to revenue centers.  Single Step-Down Sing
  6. Cost Allocation Data into the Cost Model

    Published Cost Allocation is a process that allocates the overhead expenses to the patient revenue producing centers based on a statistical allocation.  The Cost Allocation process includes three steps: Splits expenses into fixed and variable behavior and groups the expenses into Expense Account Groups, based on
  7. Overview of Charge Costing Reconciliation

    Published The Charge Costing Reconciliation Audit report concentrates on the ability to reconcile the following items, either monthly or year to date: Base Costs Charge Costing Results Cost Allocation Cost Distribution With this insight, you can verify the accuracy of patient costing. The related Charge Costi
  8. Overview of Non-Costed Charges Audit

    Published The Non-Costed Charges Audit provides a summary audit that allows you to verify that all services are being costed by the   patient charge costing process. The report displays a distinct list of charge codes that did not get costed for a given posted date range. With the related Non-Costed Charges Audit De
  9. Overview of Patient Cost Drivers

    Published With the Patient Cost Drivers dashboard, you can analyze the drivers of cost based on clinical dimensions, so that you can examine the relationship to cost, volume, and profitability.  Target Audience  The Patient Cost Drivers dashboard and related report are primarily for users who work in   and want to
  10. Overview of Cost Model

    Published A cost model is a grouping of inputs and outputs used to create a cost schedule.   supports single and multientity cost models. Cost models are specific to a fiscal year and may include one or more organizations.  supports the creation of multiple cost models. You can narrow down the list of cost models u