Unify EPIC, Cerner, & Any EPR Data with the Fabric Healthcare Accelerator
- By Mazik Global UK
Introduction
Contemporary healthcare organisations are functioning within an even more sophisticated digital expansion and are dependent upon Electronic Health Records (EHRs) provided by vendors such as Epic, Cerner, and others. These are crucial in-patient care, but the chaotic aspect of them can make the patient care ecosystem more difficult to conduct data analytics, reporting, and collaboration. The Fabric Healthcare Accelerator, built on Microsoft Fabric, will address these challenges and create a seamless method of unifying fragmented EPR data and unlocking its power as the basis of high-level analytics and patient-centred care.
Here in this blog, we discuss the working of the Fabric Healthcare Accelerator, its advantages, and why it is such an important tool for healthcare organisations in the year 2025.
What is the Fabric Healthcare Accelerator?
Fabric Healthcare Accelerator, developed by Mazik Global, is a complex data unification and analytics tool based on Microsoft Fabric. The essence of its action is to integrate, unify, and transmute data from different Electronic Patient Record (EPR) systems, such as EPIC, Cerner, among others, and consolidate it into one actionable data model. This will enable organisations to:
- Disintegrate the clinical and operational data silos to have a 360-angle view of the patient information
- Optimize analytics and speed up the time to value of digital-transformation and AI projects
- Facilitate easy access interdepartmentally
Under the strategy, healthcare organisations can attend more to patient outcomes and spend less time reconciling non-integrated sources of data.
The Challenge of Disconnected EPR Systems in Healthcare
Modern healthcare leaders face immense pressure due to:
- Real-time insights into clinical, operational, and financial data.
- Superior patient outcomes using precision analytics and AI.
- The transition from a fragmented platform to an integrated single data environment.
For many, disconnected EPR systems remain a bottleneck. The result? Incomplete patient records, delayed decision‑making, and fragmented analytics across departments. The Fabric Healthcare Accelerator resolves these issues by providing a common language and framework for patient data across platforms.
Why Choose the Fabric Healthcare Accelerator?
This solution offers more than just data connectivity:
- Integrate EPR platforms like EPIC, Cerner, and others into a single, secure analytics environment.
- Scalability & Flexibility allow the organisation to grow as per its needs
- Improved care quality with precise, patient-centred analytics.
- Reduced operational cost.
- Enable data-driven insights and AI-ready analytics within weeks
Powered by Microsoft Fabric
Backing the Fabric Healthcare Accelerator is Microsoft Fabric, a unified analytics platform proven to deliver exceptional efficiency and cost savings:
- Up to 40% faster data analytics pipelines.
- A 30%Â decline in the costs of data processing.
- Augmented evidence-based medical practices.
The benefits will further be augmented with the insertion of the Fabric Healthcare Accelerator, which makes it the most suitable option for the NHS and other healthcare organisations present in the UK.
Real-World Impact: An Example
The Trust does not have a clinical system or an operations system that subscribes to EPIC and Cerner, respectively. In the past, synchronization of the information was a manual task and an expensive process. Through the launch of the Fabric Healthcare Accelerator, the Trust will be able to:
- All the data is passed to a central Lakehouse in each system.
- Project the patient’s move in various departments.
- Patient-friendly experience that enhances outcome and efficiency.
- Locate bottlenecks and refine the patient wait time by 15% or less.
Weighing The Agenda: What You Will Learn in the Webinar
Mazik UK and Microsoft are hosting a revealing webinar on how to utilize data in a unified fabric accelerator healthcare platform to integrate EPIC, Cerner, and any EPR data. In this one-hour session, you’ll learn:
- The Fabric Healthcare Accelerator’s function in tackling data fragmentation among EPIC, Cerner, and other EPR systems.
- Live demonstrations of data unification in action.
- Insights into the future of healthcare data, achieving better patient outcomes, and operational efficiency.
- Best practices for making the most of your existing EPR investments.
- Live sneak peek at Trusts and healthcare teams are already benefiting from Fabric Dashboards in action.
- Exclusive offers & ask the experts
Date: 3rd July 2025 | Location: Online Webinar | Duration: 1 Hour | Host: Mazik Global UK
Webinar Speakers:
- Steven Hargreaves (Digital Transformation Consultant at Mazik Global)
- Faiz Muhammad (Dynamics 365/Azure AI Solution Architect at Mazik Global)
- Callum Chaplain (Healthcare Technology Strategist – Northwest, Yorkshire and East Midlands)
Why Attend?
If your role involves healthcare analytics, digital transformation, or data governance, this webinar is for you. You’ll leave with:
- A deep understanding of how the Fabric Healthcare Accelerator can unify fragmented data across EPIC, Cerner, and other platforms.
- Data-driven insights to reduce operational costs and enable patient-centric care.
- Knowledge of how Microsoft Fabric can streamline analytics across your Trust.
An ideal session for ideal for Chief Information Officers (CIOs), Chief Data Officers (CDOs), Business Intelligence (BI) Leads, Healthcare IT Leaders & Data Platform Architects.
Conclusion:
The way towards a connected and smarter healthcare system relies on the ability to use the fragmented data and make it actionable. Fabric healthcare accelerator does this by connecting data on EPIC, Cerner, and other EPRs, paving the efficient, intelligent, patient-centred care provided by hospitals, NHS Trusts, and clinics.
To find out more about how the fabric healthcare accelerator can help achieve better outcomes, improved operational efficiency, and a patient-led approach, please email us now or register to attend the webinar on 3rd July 2025.
