Epic releases Care Everywhere diagnostic image exchange to tackle healthcare's 'CD problem'
On August 13, 2026, Epic Systems released a new feature to tackle the 'CD problem' in healthcare.
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Epic released a new one-click Care Everywhere feature designed to allow outside hospitals to share diagnostic medical images digitally. This launch aimed to reduce the healthcare industry's reliance on physical CDs for image exchange.
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- Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 4 distinct news outlets with 4 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 2.
- Primary Driver: On August 13, 2026, Epic Systems released a new feature to tackle the 'CD problem' in healthcare.
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Epic Systems has launched a new diagnostic image exchange feature called Care Everywhere. The feature allows hospitals to share medical images without relying on CDs. The move addresses the longstanding issue of inefficient image sharing in healthcare.
The 'CD problem' refers to the outdated practice of burning medical images onto CDs for transfer between facilities. The feature is described as a one-click solution, simplifying the process of sharing images. Coverage from Digital Health News and Fierce Healthcare both mention the 'CD problem' but do not specify how widespread the issue is.
The reporting does not yet specify how many hospitals have adopted the new feature or how it will be integrated into existing systems.
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The reporting (4)
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Epic Launches Care Everywhere Diagnostic Image Exchange to Reduce Reliance on CDsDigital Health News · 36d ago
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Epic Launches One-Click Care Everywhere Diagnostic Image ExchangeHIT Consultant · 36d ago
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Epic launches new one-click feature allowing outside hospitals to share medical images without CDsRadiology Business · 36d ago
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Epic releases Care Everywhere diagnostic image exchange to tackle healthcare's 'CD problem'Fierce Healthcare · 36d ago
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What is the Care Everywhere diagnostic image exchange?
It is a new feature released by Epic Systems on August 13, 2026. It allows hospitals to share medical images without using CDs.
What is the 'CD problem' in healthcare?
The 'CD problem' refers to the inefficient practice of burning medical images onto CDs for transfer between healthcare facilities.
How does the new feature work?
The new feature is described as a one-click solution for sharing medical images between hospitals.
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