Interoperability

The EHR giant says its 2,000 hospitals and 45,000 clinics will now have the ability to participate in the nationwide interoperability framework developed by ONC and the Sequoia Project.

Experts at #HIMSS22Europe took a step back to examine best practice in integrated care and ask what can really make it successful.

A panel of experts gathered at #HIMSS22Europe to discuss how to build stronger, more sustainable, and equitable healthcare systems post-COVID. 

The programme will allow healthcare providers across five countries to evaluate and identify trusted technologies.

With the Cerner acquisition now complete, Oracle's co-founder and CTO says his company will build a national EHR database to address interoperability challenges for patients, providers and public health agencies.

Citing a "lack of currently available automated solutions," the hospital group says its members will have difficulty with data exchange between convening providers and co-providers.

Oracle Industries EVP Mike Sicilia says the newly combined companies will be focused on interoperability, innovation and user-centered design, transforming EHRs from "systems of record into systems of intelligence."

The global pandemic has revealed a strong need to equip Indonesia’s health workers with more data-related skillsets.

Electronic health records collect a wealth of data that researchers can use to improve care for mothers and infants. Linking it with other data creates a powerful resource to learn more about clinical and SDOH factors that affect pregnancy.

For its voluntary Pediatric Health IT Certification Program, it's piloting with NextGen, Office Practicum and PCC to help finalize test scripts.