HIT Consultant August 22, 2025
Lee Miller, Deputy Chief Architect, Juno Health

Patients may be seen by various doctors and clinicians during treatment, such as a primary care physician who diagnoses diabetes and monitors overall health, an endocrinologist who adjusts medications and monitors blood sugar, and a dietitian who assists with nutrition. If these professionals can’t work together and share information, it creates a disconnect that impacts the quality of care delivery.

Interoperability is the missing piece to ensuring teams understand patients and their needs and keep data flowing between the systems clinicians use. But it takes a concerted effort to make technology work together. Let’s look at where hospital IT often falls short on interoperability and how chief information officers (CIOs) can solve challenges to support staff and care delivery.

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Topics: Health IT, Health System / Hospital, HIE (Interoperability), Provider, Technology
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