- Epic integrated remote monitoring platform, Validic, into its App Orchard online marketplace.
- On March 8, Epic released a shared software service that will extend access to its EHR software to small and independent physician practices.
- A survey from KLAS, published March 10, showed that respondents were happy with Epic’s AI models, but producing outcomes with them required a lot of work.
- The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences used Epic’s EHR system to train physicians using synthetic data.
- Epic added AI symptom assessment tools from digital health company, Ada Health, into its App Orchard online marketplace.
- On March 12, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho-based Kootenai Health successfully implemented Epic’s EHR system after 12 months of configuration.
- The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Epic’s case regarding reversal of a U.S. Court of Appeals decision to trim its punitive damages from $420 million to $280 million in its lawsuit against Mumbai, India-based Tata Consultancy Services.
- UC Davis Health piloted Epic Systems’ population health module to increase preventive health screenings for patients over 50.
- Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic, with guidance from Epic, launched a 20-week program to get healthcare artificial intelligence startups prepared to enter the market.
- On March 24, Epic added prescription digital therapeutics platform, Pear Therapeutics’, to its App Orchard online marketplace.
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