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wai and Epic and Oracle Health

A read-only pull of a patient's history from US EHRs over FHIR R4, to prepare the clinician before the visit.

wai reads a patient's conditions, medications, allergies and list of documents from a US EHR's FHIR R4 API and uses them to prepare the pre-visit briefing, so the clinician sees the history before the patient arrives. The connection is read-only and is configured for each health system with its FHIR address and app registration.

Status

Built to connect to Epic and Oracle Health

Region

US

Set-up

Configured per health system with its FHIR address and app registration. It is built to connect to Epic and Oracle Health over FHIR R4 and has been verified against Oracle Health's public sandbox.

What it does

What it does not do

How it works in a clinic day

  1. Before a visit, wai pulls the patient's conditions, medications, allergies and list of documents from the EHR over FHIR R4.
  2. wai signs in with SMART Backend Services, the server-to-server method Epic requires.
  3. The pull feeds the pre-visit briefing, so the clinician opens the visit with the patient's history in front of them.
  4. Nothing goes back the other way. The connection is read-only, and nothing is written into the EHR.

Questions

Does wai write into Epic or Oracle Health?

The connection is read-only. It pulls history to prepare the clinician and writes nothing back into the EHR.

What does wai read from the EHR?

A patient's conditions, medications, allergies and the list of their documents, from the EHR's FHIR R4 API.

Does it work with UK record systems?

It is built for US EHRs and does not apply to UK systems.

How is it set up?

It is configured for each health system with its FHIR address and app registration, and signs in with SMART Backend Services.

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