Healthcare IT News May 16, 2018
Tom Sullivan

Hospitals have a complex web of electronic health record vendors but once data sharing broadens it will open the door to innovation.

There are 16 distinct EHR platforms in the marketplace today.

The thorny matter of interoperability in healthcare, as it is or has historically been in other industries, is almost all-consuming among technology vendors and their clients.

Indeed, a big part of the problem is exactly how many EHR companies are out there and, more specifically, the average number of platforms hospitals are running today.

It’s 16. That’s right: 16 distinct electronic health records platforms, according to statistics HIMSS Analytics pulled from its Logic database looking at 571,045 providers affiliated with 4,023 hospitals.

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