Hospital & Healthcare Management March 10, 2021
Joan Ostergaard

“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,” wrote George Santayana in The Life of Reason, published in 1905. It is a quote that often comes into my mind when I think about the profound changes taking place in health information technology today.

It was not so long ago that healthcare moved away from best-of-breed solutions – which were almost invariably poorly integrated – in favour of large, unified enterprise systems. Unlike best-of-breed, unified systems can support entire patient journeys within a healthcare organisation and provide clinicians with access to longitudinal, patient-centric records to help inform decision making anywhere, anytime.

However, shortly after unified systems were implemented, we saw the pendulum swing again. People began to dislike...

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