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The Role of Interoperability in Alternative Care Settings
The acceleration of alternative care settings has exposed shortcomings in health systems’ ability to support bidirectional data exchange.
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10 Questions HIT Vendors Should Ask Themselves About Interoperability
It's not enough for health IT vendors to make great products. Their products must be interoperable with other systems their customers are using.
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Meeting the Challenges of Interoperability: Telehealth Edition
Telehealth increases the amount of data to be integrated. Healthcare organizations need a strong interoperability tool in their IT infrastructure.
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Telehealth Visits for Mental Health Require an Interoperability Layer
Telehealth for mental health requires data sharing with systems such as EHRs and payers. An interoperability layer is key.
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How the CMS Interoperability and Patient Access final rule empowers the patients but puts pressure on the payers and providers
Learn more about the CMS Interoperability and Patient Access final rule and how it empowers patients through increased access to data.
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One approach to addressing population health
Addressing population health improves the care patients receive and leads to better health outcomes.
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Interoperability to enhance value-based care
Value-based care is dependent on EHR systems becoming interoperable.
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How Interoperability Can Unlock the Potential of Telehealth
Telehealth workflows require data exchange across several institutions’ systems to exchange patient scheduling messages and patient summary documents.
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Interoperability Myth #2: Everyone is Using FHIR
There are a few reasons FHIR has not been as widely adopted as it might seem to be.
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