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Why are Tech Giants Moving into the Cloud?
A recent survey conducted by CommVault suggested that “81% of IT leaders were either extremely concerned or very concerned about missing out on cloud advancements”.
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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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The Seamless Integration of Systems
There is a wide range of different healthcare data types that need to be brought together from many and various sources that often cross organizational boundaries and different care settings. This data needs to be respected and protected as it is made available in a patient’s electronic health record via the established user profile views.
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From FHIR® profiling through to coping with different FHIR® versions
How is FHIR® is boosting information sharing? FHIR® or Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources is an IT healthcare standard that will help to improve the day to day running of community medical practices and hospitals...
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APIs in Healthcare
An API, or application programming interface, is a set of standards that enable communication between multiple sources, most typically software applications.
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Radiology: Benefits of Moving Away from Point-to-Point Interfaces
Managing radiology application interfaces using an integration engine is much more cost effective and efficient than relying on RIS and EHR vendors.
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Slow and Steady: The Journey Toward Interoperability
While there has been a lot of discussion regarding interoperability as the future of healthcare, there are still a number of significant roadblocks for true interoperability.
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Interoperability vs. the Opioid Crisis
Health IT professionals have long advocated the urgent need for computerized systems to connect, communicate, share, and interpret data under the banner of “interoperability,” but while there has been significant uptake in purchases, there hasn’t been the same uptake in usage.
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