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Standard interfaces, least privilege and changes you can review

Aurifex connects through standard Epic interfaces, signs people in through your identity provider and files nothing without a person's approval.   Model and prompt changes are reviewed, versioned and can be rolled back.

Illustrative screen: Case-management worklist inside Epic with the clinician-set expected discharge date and the model's date side by side, plus payer, length of stay against GMLOS and rehab flags

Integration at a glance

Data inHL7 v2 ADT feed for admit, transfer and discharge events; FHIR R4 APIs for encounters, conditions, observations, medication orders, coverage and clinical notes
Where results appearCase-management worklist columns, the Discharge Planning activity in the chart, pended orders and a review worklist your Epic analyst builds
Write-backOnly after a named person approves: pended orders signed by a physician, notes and packets filed or sent by the case manager
Sign-inSingle sign-on with SAML 2.0 or OpenID Connect
Epic versionsEpic 2023 and later; build: 3 worklist columns, 1 review activity, 1 report and 1 SmartText
EnvironmentsBuilt and tested in your non-production environment, then silent mode on live data before go-live

Full integration details

Security and access

  • Business associate.   Aurifex works under a BAA signed before any patient data is shared.
  • Least privilege.   Each part of the system runs under its own service identity and requests only the data its task needs.
  • Role-based access.   Mapped to your existing roles, with single sign-on.
  • Encryption.   In transit with TLS 1.2 or higher and at rest with AES-256, in US data centers.
  • Language model.   Reached through a HIPAA-eligible cloud service with zero data retention.   Your data never trains models for other hospitals.
  • Audit trail.   Every read, draft, edit, approval and rejection, available to your compliance team.

The full IT and security review, including IT hours for a pilot

Change control

Changing a model or a prompt changes what clinicians see, so it's treated like any other clinical system change.

  1. Every model and prompt change is versioned, with a written reason.
  2. It's tested offline against an evaluation set and must pass the launch gates.
  3. A named reviewer approves it, and you're notified before release.
  4. It can be rolled back to the previous version at any time.

Nothing changes automatically in production because of real-time feedback.   Feedback is reviewed first.

In testing

Security review

We sign a business associate agreement with each hospital before any patient data is shared.   A completed security questionnaire and an architecture review with your security team are available on request.

Request the security packet IT and security review

See Aurifex on your own discharge workflow

We'll walk through your worklist, a drafted referral and how a pilot would be measured on your units.

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