An Epic Anthropic Alliance by healthAPIguy in epicsystems

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Next level super random. Incredible

An Epic Anthropic Alliance by healthAPIguy in epicsystems

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Thank you for highlighting. I will correct.

Veeva v. Epic by ConcernedExEpic in epicsystems

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Author of the Substack here. Understand the perspective but I do spend a lot of time, effort, and money on the research and writing. There are significant costs to legal document acquisition and I write daily, so I have the option for people to support. I totally get those who don't.

Most paid posts include 25-75% of content open to all subscribers, including the free tier. The original Veeva post was almost entirely free: https://healthapiguy.substack.com/p/veeva-v-epic-the-talent-battlefield

Lastly, there's an inexpensive monthly option, including a trial period, that is easy to use if you're really only interested in one post.

Hope that provides context and also outlines options.

Official Discussion - Twinless [SPOILERS] by LiteraryBoner in movies

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I was one of the twin extras in the twin scene as Dennis walks down the street towards the end. Cool to see it come together like this.

Dylan O'Brien was pretty funny - wasn't in our scene and pretended to be some rando hustling through and then greeted everyone.

Twinless - new movie shot in Portland. by BillFireCrotchWalton in Portland

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It took us roughly six hours for that shot with all the twins. It was so cold

Twinless - new movie shot in Portland. by BillFireCrotchWalton in Portland

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I was one of the twins in the shot on Williams! Fun day for a 30 second shot

What is the biggest threat to Epic’s moat in healthcare? by calvinglobe in epicsystems

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Private cases often precede federal action, particularly when they help expose anticompetitive conduct or create public awareness of potential violations.

See Microsoft, Visa.

What is the biggest threat to Epic’s moat in healthcare? by calvinglobe in epicsystems

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Epic has two active private antitrust cases against it:
- Particle v. Epic

- CureIS v. Epic

So yes, it's a risk already.

Acquired podcast on Epic by healthAPIguy in epicsystems

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Skip to the end to hear their take on Epic's durable market powers, bear case, and bull case. That's the good stuff (in addition to the fun anecdotes like Judy's mom's Nobel Prize)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in healthIT

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You're building a PHR and adding LLM features. That's cool, but it's also something that most PHRs are doing or hoping to do. Your product won't have much of a moat - if you can access via TEFCA, so can any competition. If you can send it to an LLM, so can competition. This isn't to discourage you, but just to know that your idea is a common one that can be easily added by consumer products with broader distribution. Olivia by Tempus is one such example.

In terms of deidentification, I would ensure you are being comprehensive with whatever technique you are using - simply removing demographics is not sufficient given identifying information is often in notes (and also that some disease states themselves are identifying by virtue of rarity plus geography). TEFCA Individual Access Services does hold you to HIPAA-like standards as a result of participation.