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Katya Samardina

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CMS E-Notifications CoP Compliance: What You Need to Know and How Rhapsody health solutions & PatientPing Ease the IT Compliance Burden

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) created a new electronic event notification (e-notification) Condition of Participation (CoP) as part of the Interoperability and Patient Access Rule.

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What the Heck Is a Connectathon?

At a connectathon health systems, payers, health IT vendors, and government entities send their best and brightest IT minds to see if their product’s data-exchange capabilities are compatible with other products in use or in development in the healthcare industry.

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Why Is a Healthcare Focused Integration Engine Essential?

Most clinicians will never see how important a healthcare-focused integration engine is, even though they rely on it heavily, and it actively facilitates and can improve patient care.

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Five Steps to Take Before Selecting Your Next Integration Engine

“Which engine should I choose?” That’s the question you’ll ask yourself once you’ve finally put a plan in place for migrating to a new integration engine.

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Fueling the Journey towards APIs for Interoperability

With the hype and rapidly rising expectations around APIs and HL7 FHIR, it’s tempting to carve them off into a sterile and self-contained bubble of market-facing product perfection.

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Ensure Your Integration Engine’s Migration Success

How do you define both the functional and non-functional requirements that will guide your team’s decisions and set them up for success? First, you have to answer the following questions:

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SMART on FHIR® Supports Safe Access to Healthcare Data

SMART (Substitutable Medical Applications and Reusable Technologies) adds a layer of security in front of FHIR® interfaces to support safe access to data held within an EHR or any other repository.

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The Role of Open API’s in Healthcare Interoperability

APIs are lightweight services exposed externally so systems can consume them on the web, cloud, or mobile. So what is an open API strategy's role in helping achieve interoperability?