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OpenAI adds Epic record import to ChatGPT Health for clinicians

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OpenAI said ChatGPT Health is integrating with Epic's electronic health-record system so clinicians can import patient data and ask questions using AI. In certain systems, ChatGPT will also appear directly in EHR workflows for pre-visit reviews and clinical timelines. OpenAI says access is read-only and the system does not write back to records. Epic holds data for more than 325 million patients, according to the report.
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