Under the agreement, Tenet Healthcare will work with Cerner to make information systems more efficient across the health system. The organizations will focus on automation, user experience, interoperability and cloud infrastructure.
“With our expanded Cerner collaboration, we are able to enhance the functionality of our systems and provide our clinicians with greater visibility into patients’ most recent, relevant information,” Paola Arbour, CIO of Tenet Healthcare, said in a news release.
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