Zoeticx Opens API to Developers

Medical software vendor Zoeticx has opened its application programming interface to developers creating apps around electronic medical records.

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The API will provide developers easier access to the data necessary to complete their apps. The API also works across EMR platforms, helping the app get to market faster.  

“We recently introduced a Healthcare Open Architecture to bring long awaited EMR connectivity to medical professionals,” said Thanh Tran, cofounder and CEO of Zoeticx, in a news release. “Now Zoeticx has opened its API so EMR developers worldwide can build apps once and deploy them anywhere, helping the medical industry bridge the gap between medical data and improved patient care… We look forward to working with third-parties and making it easy for world class apps to be launched for the betterment of medical patients across the globe.”  

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