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How FHIR is changing data interoperability in healthcare
A deep dive into the past, present and future as Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) paves the way for streamlined, accessible data.
Resources Data Interoperability and Integration
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Learn how data is moving healthcare forward — browse content on latest trends in data integration, interoperability standards, and more.
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Webinar
We didn’t start the FHIR: interoperability for whole-person care
On-demand webinar recording | Data on a single patient can flow from point A to point B. But what does it mean to achieve interoperability at a population level?
Press Release
Arcadia’s cybersecurity controls earn highest ratings across all categories in first-ever independent evaluation from KLAS Research and Censinet
Healthcare data platform Arcadia Analytics earned the highest ratings in the first-ever Cybersecurity Preparedness Evaluation from widely-respected healthcare research and insights firm KLAS Research. The evaluation was...
Press Release
Arcadia enhances value-based care and interoperability expertise with acquisition of Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative assets
Arcadia announces it has acquired selected assets of the Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative (MAeHC), including technology and significant customer accounts.
Data Gallery
What lies beneath: A comparison of claims data and EHR data available for 500 patients
Visualizing the vast and rich resources of EHR data that typically hide just beneath the surface and out of view.
Data Gallery
A day in the life of Dr. Jones: 24 visits, 16 hours, 2,541 clicks
In Dr. Jones’s 16-hour day, she sees 24 patients. Between these visits lies a multitude of data, from EHR to engagement with clinic staff.
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Interoperability vs Intraoperability: Why are they critical in health IT?
While they may sound and look similar, their meanings couldn’t be more different: here’s a dive into interoperability and intraoperability.