
About this episode
I sit down with Dr Timothy Yen, Gastroenterologist and Clinical Informaticist at Loma Linda University. Dr Yen was building the Lynch Syndrome program at Loma Linda when he discovered Epic Cosmos, where the Epic's Care Everywhere could be used for research, regardless of the health system. Epic Cosmos unlike other modules, isn't built around claims data. Now Dr Yen can pull de-identified data from thousands of patients, aggregate statistics and more. Cosmos is free for a health system to join, but they just need Care Everywhere. It also has a system to potentially connect lynch syndrome providers without breaking any privacy issues. Biggest barrier is going through the training and understanding how it works in order to do anything meaningful. As patients, we need to remind our physician offices to be specific in documenting our visits.
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