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Published A&I articles tagged HealthcareInteroperability.
If you are looking for a custom EHR platform, then you are either starting a new enterprise healthcare organization or your legacy EHR is slowing down care delivery. In both cases, understanding what a custom EHR is and how it is different from legacy and off-the-shelf EHRs is important. Because in modern healthcare systems, legacy […]
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One of the most important steps is to choose the right EHR integration partner from the thousands of vendors in the market. Because each vendor shows something unique and different, deciding on a single partner can become confusing if you don’t know the right questions to ask during the selection process. We have seen many […]
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If you are thinking about integrating your EHR system, then even before researching the integration stack, the first step is EHR integration partner selection. And this is where you need to clearly separate vague promises from the true capabilities of the EHR vendor. However, if you only ask Can you integrate healthcare systems with our […]
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Let me ask you a question: Is care delivery still episodic, or is it shifting towards a more continuous visibility model? Your answer might surprise you if you have not realized the shift. For many years, care delivery followed the same pattern, where the patient visits the clinic, an encounter happens, vitals are recorded, and […]
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One of the biggest complaints that our clients have right now is that a claim is frequently rejected for reasons they didn’t find before submission. And this happens right at the start of the process, in the poor EHR clearinghouse integration. When a provider connects their RCM software and EHR with a clearinghouse, it must […]
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When we talk to our clients, there is one issue that always persists, no matter the client: lab tests are ordered in seconds, but results take time, delaying diagnosis. So, I decided to dig a little deeper to understand the cause of this. And the result of this research was this blog, because many lab-EHR […]
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According to the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, nearly 90% of mental health providers are experiencing burnout. And one of the major contributors to this is the extra time spent on documentation after the physical or virtual visits because of the workforce shortage. And when this happens for every visit in the day, especially with […]
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FHIR API adoption has grown significantly, nearly reaching 70%, as per the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC). But adoption is not the same as standardization in system integration. Yet, many healthcare organizations assume that the adoption of FHIR APIs means a standardized integration process. Although FHIR was designed to make this […]
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Is your clinical decision support helping or becoming just another source of noise? If your CDS is generating more noise than clinical and actionable insights, then you are not alone. Many of our clients experience alert fatigue and clinician burnout due to constant notifications from CDS systems, as most of these alerts are low-value or […]
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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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