UTMB embeds OpenEvidence AI platform in its electronic health record
UTMB and OpenEvidence announced that the OpenEvidence evidence‑based AI platform is now embedded inside UTMB’s electronic health record (EHR). The integration went live in March 2026 and lets clinicians sign in with their standard UTMB credentials, type natural‑language clinical questions, and receive AI‑generated answers that include citations to medical literature and guidelines.
Key points
- Integration launched March 2026, embedding OpenEvidence AI directly into UTMB’s EHR.
- More than half of UTMB clinicians are active users of the evidence‑based AI tool.
- UTMB’s AI strategy includes enterprise‑wide governance, an AI council, and a learning hub.
The announcement says more than half of UTMB’s clinicians are active users of the tool for clinical decision support, and usage has grown steadily since launch. UTMB operates hospitals on four campuses and more than 100 clinics across Southeast Texas, so the embedded AI capability is available to staff throughout the network. Peter McCaffrey, UTMB’s vice president and chief digital and AI officer, highlighted that removing friction and placing AI where clinicians work drives adoption. OpenEvidence’s chief medical officer, Travis Zack, called the deployment a step toward making evidence‑based AI an everyday clinical capability.
UTMB frames the rollout as part of a broader enterprise AI strategy that emphasizes secure, governed, and workflow‑aligned tools, supported by an AI council and an AI learning hub.
UTMB Embeds OpenEvidence AI Inside Its Electronic Health Record
Unite.AI · 22 September 2026
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