Interoperability of healthcare data is essential to modern care delivery. However, converting old HL7 communications into the patient-centric workflows that Salesforce Health Cloud promises remains a challenge […]
A medication allergy alert or a sepsis risk score reaching the doctor before an order is issued might be the difference in data-rich hospitals. Many organizations still […]
Healthcare organizations today face a crucial decision when implementing a health interoperability engine: Should you build a custom solution in-house or buy a commercial product? An interoperability […]
Data sharing across hospitals, labs, imaging centers, and clinics is not optional in the healthcare sector. Mirth Connect, a widely used integration engine, facilitates interoperability across diverse […]
Healthcare companies are under significant pressure to share clinical and administrative data across systems, locations, and care teams. Disparate data standards, regulatory requirements, and dispersed legacy systems, […]
Healthcare interoperability relies on standards like HL7 for messaging, Continuity of Care Documents (CCD) for patient summaries, and ANSI X12 EDI formats for claims. HL7 is “a […]
Healthcare organizations upgrade their IT ecosystems, and using the HL7 FHIR standard for APIs has become critical. However, selecting whether to create, expand, or integrate an FHIR-based […]
The healthcare sector shift toward data-driven decision-making and patient-centric models makes seamless clinical data exchange, which is not just an advantage but a necessity. FHIR standard becomes […]
Healthcare systems require greater interoperability across many platforms and providers. OpenEMR stands out due to its open-source flexibility, which delivers smooth data exchange at scale. This necessitates […]
In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, timely access to lab results can be a matter of life and death. Delays in reporting critical values, from rapid troponin levels […]
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