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Rhapsody Releases First Update to Flagship Interoperability Platform

Rhapsody 6.5 Signifies New Company’s Commitment to Customers and Partners with Enhanced Features for Collaboration, Shared Workflows, User Experience, APIs and DICOM Update

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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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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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Marion General Hospital

Learn how Marion General Hospital improved their MEDITECH EHR environment and reduced integration costs with Rhapsody Integration Engine.

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RWJBarnabas Health

The challenge was finding a robust interoperability platform that could connect multiple sites, support close to 2000 interfaces, was easy-to-learn and operate, and, most importantly, could easily migrate from their legacy engine.

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10 Tips for a Successful Migration to Epic

Switching to Epic is one of the most complex EHR conversion projects a health organization can launch. Hundreds of interfaces need to be converted or implemented.

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