Search results for "Epic": 85 articles
An open-source AI agent was observed logging into Epic's patient portal. This highlights potential security and interoperability concerns regarding third-party access to major EHR systems.
Epic Systems provided technical specifications for the FHIR DocumentReference resource. This resource is designed to support and document information related to Prior Authorization processes.
The issue involves an 'invalid_client' error when attempting to use the Epic SMART Backend Services sandbox. The problem persists despite providing correct client ID and JWKS details.
Epic Systems released technical specifications for FHIR R4 QuestionnaireResponse. These specifications detail the structure and usage of elements like Native Request Elements.
Epic published specifications related to the FHIR R4 Create resource. This resource is relevant for referencing radiotherapy courses, plans, or phases to a Patient resource.
A demonstration was given showcasing the implementation of FHIR APIs on EPIC endpoints. This prototype utilized Claude Skillz to demonstrate the technical capability.
Epic Systems provided specifications for the Device FHIR resource. This resource is designed to identify specific types of devices, such as RTLS badges, within the FHIR framework.
A user wrote a blog post detailing their process of integrating with Epic's FHIR APIs. The post was shared on a public forum, indicating practical implementation experience.
Epic Systems published specifications detailing an API endpoint for specimen retrieval. This functionality allows users to access specific specimen data linked to a patient record via FHIR standards.
Epic Systems updated its specifications regarding FHIR usage. This update specifically defines a tag set for external bulk data requests, targeting the FHIR R4 API endpoint.
The discussion focuses on rethinking how Electronic Health Records (EHRs) flag abnormal laboratory results. The potential integration of FHIR R4 and Apple Health is explored as a means to modernize medical record keeping.
The discussion covers the use of FHIR R4 and the future landscape of medical records. Key players mentioned include Epic, Health Gorilla, and Apple Health.
The guide provides a step-by-step process for developing a medical application that adheres to the SMART on FHIR standard using Epic's tools. This process involves registering on Open.Epic and mapping FHIR standards.
The guide provides a comprehensive overview of integrating with Epic using FHIR standards. It covers necessary APIs and real-world implementation steps for developers.
A technical guide was published detailing the construction of secure AI agents. These agents are designed to integrate with major EHR systems like Epic and Cerner using FHIR standards.
VectorCare is collaborating with Lyft on a project involving Epic's healthcare integration. This initiative aims to redefine mobility services by incorporating comprehensive healthcare data.
Lyft is making a significant move into the healthcare industry. This push involves integrating its services using the Smart on FHIR standard with Epic systems.
VectorCare launched a new Lyft application designed for patient transportation. This app utilizes FHIR standards and connects Epic users with Lyft's services.
VectorCare and Lyft have launched a new application that integrates with healthcare systems using the SMART on FHIR standard. This app is now available in Epic's App Store.
VectorCare and Lyft have launched a new application that integrates with the Epic App Store using the SMART on FHIR standard. This integration makes the application available to healthcare providers using Epic's platform.