The change would affect Epic’s Orders and Results Anywhere tool, according to the Feb. 8 story. Epic has signed deals with several outside labs and diagnostic firms in recent years after they’d asked to integrate into its EHR, said Alan Hutchison, vice president of population health and payer strategy at Epic.
“We don’t generally reach out to organizations,” he told the news outlet. But “precision medicine, genomics, genetics-based data in the greater patient record has always been important to us as a company.”
