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For many CIOs, successful interoperability has become a tough challenge. Developing healthcare interface engines that enable EMRs, PACs, LISs, HIEs, medical devices, and billing systems to "speak" to each other is an arduous task. However, the benefits of successful...

The healthcare interoperability challenge is a hard nut to crack for many CIOs. EHRs have been adopted by about 90% of providers in the U.S. The pandemic has increased the number and range of devices used for remote healthcare. Labs and HIEs and radiology, pathology,...

The cost of interoperability solutions is on the rise. Healthcare providers now have to connect their EHR to an ever-increasing number of information systems and devices. The demands of the Interoperability Rule and patient access also make it essential for small and...

The pandemic has put a lot more pressure on laboratories in the U.S. and around the world. COVID-19 led to an unprecedented demand for laboratory services with a significant increase in workload. A single institution performed over 873 000 tests in a little over two...

Healthcare organizations host sensitive data that many attackers and hackers would like to have. Health IT experts and CIOs usually keep sensitive data on protected database servers. The secure server may reside on-premise or in the cloud. However, healthcare systems...

HL7 integration is essential for efficient modern healthcare. But it can be challenging to implement and manage. Working with a competent HL7 healthcare software company can make the task easier and more cost-effective. However, choosing a reliable HL7 expert can be...

Digitization of healthcare has made integration an essential need. In particular, telehealth usage surged 38 times during the pandemic. And research shows that between 40 to 60 percent of patients want more virtual healthcare solutions. EMR integration connects your...

Deciding to bring in a reliable EMR connection agency to assist your team can be challenging. While some members of your team may be excited about the expert knowledge and skills of the consultant, some may feel threatened. But truth be told, working with an EHR...

Hardly any hospitals in the U.S. are just adopting an EHR for the first time. By 2017, 9 out of 10 office-based physicians were using an EHR daily. By the end of 2021, virtually all doctors are expected to use electronic health records. However, many healthcare...

Electronic ordering of lab tests has increased rapidly over the last decade. This increase was due to the passage of the Federal HITECH Act in 2009. Unfortunately, due to the high cost of implementing new health IT systems, some practices still send paper-based test...