EHR Intelligence June 11, 2018
Elizabeth Snell

As organizations implement EHRs and participate in health data exchange, healthcare interoperability is an area that will only continue to grow in importance.

Technology is ever-evolving, and with that evolution comes an increasing amount of data. Healthcare interoperability is a way for organizations to utilize information and ensure that patients can receive proper care, even if they move from one provider to the next.

When healthcare organizations have different EHR platforms, it can be difficult to connect with one another and can even lead to difficulties with patient care. For example, Black Book foundthat 36 percent of medical record administrators reported that they have EHR interoperability issues when exchanging health records with other providers.

About 25 percent of surveyed physicians...

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