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How Patient Generated Health Data Affects Interoperability
Patient generated health data has major implications for business processes, clinical workflows, and patient care. Your approach to PGHD must be strategic.
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Rhapsody Earns Top Integration Engine Award in 2025 Best in KLAS® Report
Industry-Leading Digital Health Enablement and Interoperability Platform Receives Top Recognition for 16th Consecutive Year
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Complete Guide to HL7 Standards
Understanding one of the most commonly used healthcare standards worldwide is just the beginning. Our complete guide to HL7 standards will get you on the way to becoming a health data exchange expert.
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5 Ways Electronic Health Records Improve Patient Care
Learn more about the ways electronic health records (EHR) improve every aspect of healthcare.
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Announcing Rhapsody 6.5
Rhapsody customers want more than a great product, they want a great partner. They want our expertise, knowledge of best practices, and our insights into what they can do to make their processes faster, more accurate and supportive of great outcomes for their customers.
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Inside Rhapsody 6.5
We are taking a closer look at the pillars on which the 6.5 update was built and how these changes embody our commitment to our customers and achieving a higher level of interoperability.
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Why is patient engagement important?
Patients are becoming more involved in the decision-making process related to their healthcare. Learn more about the importance of patient engagement.
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Corepoint and Rhapsody Merge to Advance Interoperability in Healthcare
Rhapsody, created by the merger of Rhapsody and Corepoint, creates the largest independent healthcare interoperability company.
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FHIR and Rhapsody Semantic
FHIR is integrated into Rhapsody Semantic, which allows for easier patient record access and understandability.
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4 Reasons Why EHR Interoperability is a Mess (and How to Fix It)
According to the Office of the National Coordinator for Information Technology (ONC), nearly 95 percent of hospitals and 90 percent of office-based physici
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