Atropos Health, a clinical informatics spinoff from Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford Health Care, launched a new data-sharing network.
The Atropos Evidence Network is a cloud-based data-sharing tool that allows a clinician in one part of the network to pose a question and within 48 hours, the clinician will receive a study in response.
The tool will be used at Stanford and Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic, according to a March 28 Atropos news release.
"This next wave of innovation in our industry has massive potential, but we must unlock greater transactional frequency, lower uncertainty and friction of purchasing, and reach the larger total addressable market of evidence-based medicine at the point of care globally," Atropos co-founder and CEO Brigham Hyde, PhD, said in the release. "We believe we can be the ally to help our partners and peers to begin to access this new wave of market opportunity and benefit from an acceleration in transactional personalized evidence."