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Optima Curis Will Use Rhapsody Integration Engine in eCuris Platform

Rhapsody will significantly enhance the ability of eCuris to integrate and share data with a wide range of customer systems, including EHRs, scheduling, care management, telehealth and more.

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TigerConnect, Rhapsody Integration from the Co-Creation Lab

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What is Corepoint Health Doing to Support FHIR?

What is Corepoint doing to support FHIR? And how critical is it that engine vendors, such as Corepoint, support the creation of the specification?

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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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HL7 resources

Minimum Layer Protocol – MLP

MLP is how an application should wrap an HL7 message to ensure HL7 compliant applications know where a message starts and stops, and where the next message begins.

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Understanding the Value of Integrating Patient-Generated Health Data Into Practice

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Podcast: Understanding the Value of Integrating Patient-Generated Health Data Into Practice

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Interoperability Myth #3: Interoperability is an EHR Problem

Myth or fact: Interoperability is an EHR problem. We address this in our latest blog post, wrapping up our 3-part series on #interoperability myths and facts.

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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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Interoperability Myth #1: Interoperability is Hard

To better support health organizations and help improve their interoperability literacy, we are rolling out a three-part series to unpack three of the most common interoperability myths and the truth behind them.

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