Interoperability
Bridge Connector says its “no-code” iPaaS platform can be used to integrate a variety of data sources.
A new survey from the American Telemedicine Association assesses the current state of data exchange standards for remote care and offers best practices for health systems looking to capitalize on its potential.
Three experts discuss how application programming interfaces help enable system interoperability, and describe what the role of APIs will be in the future.
Three high-profile physician IT leaders offer their takes and advice on the usability of data brought together by interoperability technologies and standards.
The iPhone app enables patients to access data about medications, immunizations, labs and receive notifications.
AMIA CEO Doug Fridsma says healthcare should simplify its approach to data exchange: keeping a laser focus on worthwhile use cases, sharing first and standardizing later, while also taking some cues from the basic APIs that power the World Wide Web.
InterSystems HealthShare VP Don Woodlock explains some recent examples of how customers are putting the technology to work improving pop health outcomes and increasing revenue.
The companies also advise healthcare CIOs on some key interoperability questions to ask any EHR vendor when considering a purchase.
The vendor, one of the first to use the new version of the HL7 standard, is also offering advice for how providers can take advantage of the spec for better interoperability.