Counts show where to look, not what to conclude.
Methodology
From public filing to source-linked brief.
Epieme does four things: collect, classify, normalize, and point back to the official source. The summary helps you move faster. The source remains authoritative.
Use Epieme to find the record. Use the source to verify it.
Pipeline
Four checks before a record lands in Radar.
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Collect
Public bills, state pages, and petition records.
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Classify
Patient-safety terms and exclusion rules remove noise.
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Normalize
Status, title, committee, source, and timing line up.
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Verify
The linked source remains the record to trust.
Record view
Less dashboard. More source path.
A useful record answers three questions quickly: what changed, where did it come from, and what should be checked next.
- What changed Status, title, hearing, or vote.
- Where to verify Legislature or petition page.
- Next check Committee, sponsor, or source update.
Limits
Useful, but not final.
Source review and appropriate expertise still matter.
Public pages can change. The official record wins.
Questions
Quick checks.
Where does the data come from?
Public legislative records, state source pages, and petition records when a tracker item includes one.
What counts as patient safety?
Patient rights, hospital accountability, staffing, informed consent, care quality, and medical error reporting.
How do I report an error?
Send the record URL and source link to team@epieme.org.
Start with the source