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Epic Systems to Transition All Customers to Government-Backed Medical Records Network by 2025

Epic Systems to Transition All Customers to Government-Backed Medical Records Network by 2025

Epic Systems plans to transition all its customers to the government-backed TEFCA medical records exchange by the end of 2025, supporting a nationwide effort to securely share patient data.

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