Used to work on CHS systems for Cerner. If I am not mistaken they were a "communityworks" client, which meant their databases were shared with a number of other

Used to work on CHS systems for Cerner. If I am not mistaken they were a "communityworks" client, which meant their databases were shared with a number of other clients - a "multitenent" envirnment, we called it. Completely bumblefucked design. Not surprised somthing like this happened. Also - cerner software in general allowed hospitals to freely completely fuck up their own architecture. Sometimes ireperably. If anyone has details about how this happened Id love to hear.