Here are the three ways Epic users can adopt AI:
- The EHR giant is integrated Suki, an artificial intelligence-powered voice assistant that can listen to clinical conversations and generate clinical notes, into its EHR offerings. Suki connects with Epic through a standards-based connection.
- Epic is using Microsoft’s GPT-4 generative AI tool within its EHR.
- Epic partnered with Abridge to embed its generative AI within its clinical workflows. Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare is adopting the tool.
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