The Role of APIs in Clinical Trials: A More Efficient Process
For the average patient, an API is a technology that they will never see. But it is the unseen hero that is powering a wide range of tools that their doctor uses. When a doctor orders a genetic test for a patient, an API is what allows the doctor's electronic health record (EHR) system to communicate with the lab's system. When the test results come back, an API is what allows the results to be displayed in the EHR. This seamless flow of information is what makes the modern healthcare experience possible. This behind-the-scenes role of APIs is a key factor driving their adoption. This crucial support function is a key driver of the Cancer API Market.
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