
2026-04-15
One of the most significant shifts in modern healthcare is moving away from perimeter-based toward identity-based healthcare security. And this shift is driven by the rapid adoption of API-first architecture, seamless data flows, integra…
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2026-04-14
One builds the foundation for data exchange internally, and the other evolves this data exchange to true interoperability. Yet, many assume that HL7 v2 is slowly being replaced by FHIR API standards. Although if you look at nearly 90% of…
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2026-04-09
For decades, healthcare systems functioned on a closed, monolithic architecture. However, this is changing rapidly as the industry is shifting towards a modular, app-based ecosystem. The reason for this is that monolithic architecture li…
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2026-04-08
Interoperability is no longer an option, but a necessity. However, achieving this interoperability is nearly impossible without using FHIR API integration. This is why APIs are no longer just a trend shift but are increasingly becoming t…
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2026-04-07
Fragmentation has always been a problem in whole data transformation and building digital infrastructure. While the regulations made the EHRs, APIs, and connecting with health information exchange mandatory, many systems rely on point-to…
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2026-04-06
One of the most pressing issues that healthcare is facing is not data availability but using the available data. As per research by RBC Capital Markets, the healthcare industry creates nearly 30% of the entire world’s data volume. Howeve…
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2026-04-03
Healthcare data shifted from being allowed to share to being expected to share. This change is driven by the full enforcement of information blocking healthcare rules under the 21st Century Cures Act. This also shifted the role of health…
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2026-04-02
In 2026, interoperability has strongly shifted from just a technical requirement to a compliance requirement. With the enforcement of the 21st Century Cures Act in September of 2025, this changed how hospitals accessed, shared, and integ…
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2026-04-01
One common and costly misconception we have seen in our clients, especially among boardroom members, is that they consider interoperability and integration the same. In reality, these two have completely different scopes and ways in whic…
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2026-03-31
“We spent thousands of dollars developing a connected environment, yet rather than reducing complexity, it increased it, and slowed down our operations.” These were the words of a healthcare CTO after completing an integration initiative…
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