Thomson Reuters, Zynx partner on order sets

Jeff Byers | | Health Exec | Precision Medicine
Thomson Reuters and Zynx Health announced that Thomson Reuters Micromedex will be integrated into ZynxOrder evidence-based order sets.

The integration pushes Micromedex clinical reference information to the point of care, giving physicians access to drug information and disease protocols from their ZynxOrder evidence-based order sets. 

Thomson Reuters will partner with Zynx Health as its source for order set tools, and Zynx Health will offer Micromedex content as a preferred choice for clinical reference content, the companies stated. Joint customers will have contextual links from their ZynxOrder order sets into the Micromedex content, they added.

 

Jeff Byers

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