Interoperability

By Ylan Kazi, CDO, Children's Mercy Kansas City Most organizations are attempting to evolve into a data-driven culture. The manner and process in which they do that is variable and leads to poor results. There is a focus on the ...
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By W.Glenn Hilburn, VP-IT, Grady Health System For the past decade, interoperability has been a keystone to digital transformation within healthcare. Most, if not all, healthcare organizations have matured in their use of electronic health records and network-connected medical devices ...
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By Tara Matthews, CIO & CISO, Einstein Healthcare Network Blockchain has been around since 1991, 17 years before it was first used in bitcoin. Since inception, it’s been touted as the solution for a myriad of business cases in a ...
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By Jeremy Cauwels, MD, chief physician, Sanford Health Sanford Health plans to use cutting-edge technologies to provide more care options for patients and families living in rural and underserved parts of the Midwest. The time has come for the digital-access ...
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By Jeff Gautney, VP & CIO, Rush University System for Health Application rationalization is a term thrown around often by those in IT – and its application in health care is paramount to supporting continued efforts to keep up in ...
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By Maria Liu, M.S., Manager of Data Standards & Interoperability, Sharp HealthCare and Kelly J. Ko, Ph.D., Director, Data Governance and Interoperability, Sharp HealthCare Maria Liu While the role of data in healthcare has no doubt been growing in recent ...
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By Marijka Grey, MD, MBA, FACP, System VP, Ambulatory Transformation and Innovation, CommonSpirit Health Physicians hate change. Physicians hate technology. Although erroneous, these beliefs are pervasive in the tech world: an overwhelming attitude that physicians are technophobes. I’m here to ...
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The influence of technology in healthcare globally accelerated during Covid-19. In the context of communicable diseases, healthcare systems underwent enormous strain and evolution. Further, with the unprecedented demands on information access across clinical, technical, administrative, payment and care delivery boundaries, ...
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