Changelog

We’ve made an update to help you better understand the freshness of patient data returned by Zus.

We have refined the timing of our Intelligent Refresh feature for appointments to ensure that care team members have the most up-to-date patient data well in advance of a visit.

We have introduced an optional priority: true attribute in the ZAP Data Subscriptions API that enables an immediate data refresh at the point of patient enrollment. Under normal circumstances, this initial refresh is queued to manage network load. With the priority attribute set to true, the initial refresh will execute immediately. This option is designed for scenarios requiring urgent data retrieval and is throttled at a rate of 10 requests per minute.

Starting September 17, all ZAP users in athena will be able to add vitals data into the athena chart.

To reflect recent improvements in lens logic, the following changes have been made to the data mart schemas for the LENS_TRANSITION_OF_CARE and LENS_ENCOUNTER tables:

Starting today, the Transitions page of the Zus App includes additional filtering options and data taking advantage of recent updates to the Transition of Care (TOC) Lens.

Users submitting support requests from the ZAP will now be directed to an updated support interface.

Starting today, updates to the Document tab make it easier to find the information you care about in Clinical Document Architecture (CDA) Documents. The tab is also re-organized so users can see the document type, author, and sections more easily.

We’ve updated how DocumentReference (DocRef) resources are generated to improve navigation between related DocRefs and encounters, and to ensure key fields are populated more consistently with meaningful clinical values.

Starting today, users of the Zus web app should find the experience of searching for patients from the patient list faster and more reliable.