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What Healthcare CIOs Should Prioritize as They Modernize Their Epic Infrastructure

Over the next three to five years, healthcare CIOs must balance uptime, consistent performance, cyber recovery and cost control simultaneously. "Epic, and EHRs in general, are no longer isolated applications," says Chris Kopinski, head of…

What Healthcare CIOs Should Prioritize as They Modernize Their Epic Infrastructure

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Over the next three to five years, healthcare CIOs must balance uptime, consistent performance, cyber recovery and cost control simultaneously.

As a widely used electronic health records system, Epic now connects with medical imaging, analytics, artificial intelligence and numerous clinical workflows, making the infrastructure beneath it central to...

"Epic, and EHRs in general, are no longer isolated applications," says Chris Kopinski, head of…

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Over the next three to five years, healthcare CIOs must balance uptime, consistent performance, cyber recovery and cost control simultaneously. "Epic, and EHRs in general, are no longer isolated applications," says Chris Kopinski, head of… As a widely used electronic health records system, Epic now connects with medical imaging, analytics, artificial intelligence and numerous clinical workflows, making the infrastructure beneath it central to care delivery, operational resilience and long-term data strategy.

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  • As a widely used electronic health records system, Epic now connects with medical imaging, analytics, artificial intelligence and numerous clinical workflows, making the infrastructure beneath it central to...

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