Vanderbilt University Medical Center deciding between Epic, Cerner EHRs

Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn., plans to upgrade its EHR system, and is deciding between Epic and Cerner’s platforms.

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The systemwide selection project, called Clinical System 2.0, seeks a replacement for McKesson’s Horizon clinical application suite, whose clinical application solutions are being dissolved in 2018.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center plans to make a decision Aug. 24.

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