Interoperability on FHIR
HL7 is pleased to announce that Release 3 of FHIR has just been published. The FHIR community invested a huge amount of work in this release. How is FHIR being used in healthcare today?
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Blockchain: A Bulls-Eye for Healthcare IT Interoperability?
By D’Arcy Gue – It’s no exaggeration to say that our EHR systems’ lack of interoperability is the single strongest barrier to nationwide population health management.
Register for the ONC Interoperability in Action Day
Join ONC for the inaugural Interoperability in Action Day highlighting many of the successful standards and technology progress advancing the exchange of health information over the past year.
MACRA and 21st Century Cures Act Will Drive Interoperability Forward
Q&A with Alan Portela, CEO of AirStrip. Interoperability and our progress towards it is a topic Mr. Portela speaks passionately about, and I had a chance to ask him what his thoughts were on the gains the industry is making post-HIMSS.
HIMSS Highlights Focused on Health Information Exchange
Hear all our HIMSS17 Highlights on Healthcare NOW Radio. Here is who I talked to about the on going saga of interoperability. Where are we and will we ever get where we want to be?
More Experts Join The Sequoia Project’s Board of Directors
The Sequoia Project, the leading independent advocate for nationwide health data sharing, announced the addition of six new members to its board of directors.
Organizations Joint Initiatives Supports Open HIE
The Personal Connected Health Alliance and Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise are launching several joint initiatives in 2017 that will focus on improving the ways health IT systems share information.
It’s 2017. Do you know where your interoperability is?
By D’Arcy Gue – With January barely behind us and new occupants in the White House, perhaps it’s a good time to set aside what might change for a moment and focus on what must.
Breaking Down Interoperability Barriers to Unlock the Potential of Technology Innovations
By Diana Nole – When it comes to electronic health record systems (EHRs), most would agree that they have failed to live up to their potential for delivering greater efficiencies, reduced healthcare costs, and improved care quality.