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Published A&I articles tagged FHIRAPI.
One of our clients was using three EHRs: Epic, Cerner, and Allscripts to manage different tasks. Epic was used for managing patient records and exchanging data, Cerner for billing, and Allscripts for specialty practices. While the intent was to utilize the best in all systems to make work efficient, all this only led to fragmented […]
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Not every hospital uses Epic, Oracle Health, or Athenahealth, as these systems are designed for larger hospitals. And most of the time, exceed the budget and needs of many smaller clinics. That’s where eClinicalWorks and NextGen systems sit. These two systems are especially dominant in ambulatory care and specialty practices because of flexibility, faster deployment, […]
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One of the biggest shifts when Cerner Corporation shifted to Oracle Health is the multi-layered API ecosystem. This changed how developers integrate systems, unlike traditional EHR systems that use a single integration pathway. And the key component in enabling this multi-API ecosystem is Cerner FHIR API integration. However, there are many legacy systems that still […]
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Healthcare APIs have made the data exchange much faster and smoother. However, one issue still remains: APIs were not built for large data transfer; they were built for single-patient access. Moreover, the standardized FHIR R4 APIs work well for viewing patient records or connecting clinical apps. But when healthcare organizations try to scale it for […]
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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 the backbone of healthcare organizations. In fact, a report by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information […]
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