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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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    Master data management with Rhapsody Semantic

    Learn more about the importance of master data management in healthcare and how Rhapsody can help your organization take control of your data.

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    Part I: FHIR 4 Terminology and Data Models

    Corepoint Health explores how FHIR 4 helps solve for HIT interoperability, examining terminology and data models in part one of this blog series.

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    How consistent healthcare terminology can help reduce medical errors

    How consistent healthcare terminology can help reduce medical errors

    Proper terms, descriptions, versions, and even mapping from one code set to another can help providers quickly and accurately assess existing EHR data.

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    What is semantic interoperability? 

    Semantic interoperability makes healthcare data analytics possible. Learn more about the importance of clinical terminology solutions.

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    I’ve got ideas about terminology services and analytics…how about you?

    There is consistent interest in analytics for healthcare organizations – everything from population health analysis to big data analytics.

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    Understanding terminology categorization and normalization

    To integrate and share medical data within an organization and between organizations, data must be normalized to a degree where everyone agrees to what it is.

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