Epic Systems

Included in the deal are more than 4,000 comprehensive health topics spread across more than 18,000 pages of Mayo Clinic content.

The company will hopes to eliminate onsite operation of the system, which should result in cutting unnecessary costs and saving money for many customers.

Clients of both companies will benefit from a streamlined experience; these include the likes of Hartford HealthCare, Inova, Yale New Haven Health, and others.

The two companies showcased how ambient clinical documentation can make AI-powered virtual assistant capabilities widely available through Epic apps.

Initially though, the App Exchange service will focus on Epic's existing customer based, with consumer-focused apps coming at a later date.

The solution offers a standard feature set for healthcare providers, enabling HIPAA-compliant communications between organizations, care teams and patients.

The collaboration has started with a hands-free virtual assistant that uses Nuance's AI technology together with Epic's EHR system.

Participating providers are working with Epic to kick off the first stage of the Life Sciences program: study feasibility and clinical trial matchmaking

The functionality makes it even easier to provide real-time updates for bed cleaning status and availability, therefore improving patient flow.

The two companies are expanding their strategic collaboration with the integration of Azure OpenAI Service