NYU Langone Health and OpenEvidence announced October 29 a collaboration to integrate the AI medical-information service into the health system’s Epic electronic records.
The organizations say clinicians will be able to ask clinical questions in ordinary language and receive responses combining peer-reviewed literature with information from a patient’s record, without leaving the record system.
NYU Langone described deployment across its hospitals, outpatient network and Family Health Centers, as well as access for physicians training at its two medical schools.
The health system reported 12.4 million annual outpatient visits and more than 421,000 emergency visits. Those figures describe its overall care volume; the announcement does not establish how many encounters have already used the integrated service.
OpenEvidence provides medical-literature answers to verified healthcare professionals. The collaboration’s stated purpose is to bring that information into the workflow where clinicians review individual patients’ histories.
The announcement is an institutional technology deployment, not a clinical trial result. It does not demonstrate improved diagnoses or patient outcomes from the integration, and it provides no financial terms for the agreement.
Sources: NYU Langone Health — October 29 Collaboration Announcement: https://nyulangone.org/news/openevidence-and-nyu-langone-health-partner-bring-patient-aware-intelligence-12-million-visits-new-york-city