Healthcare interoperability is a critical issue in the modern medical landscape, requiring a delicate balance between innovation, patient data access, and security. Over the past decade, significant strides have been made, primarily due to the widespread adoption of electronic health records (EHR).
In today's healthcare environment, the advancement of technology has created a double-edged sword scenario. Technological advancements greatly enhance the lives of healthcare staff and patients, making healthcare more accessible and efficient. However, these same advancements also provide
The Canadian government has introduced Bill C-72, known as the "Connected Care for Canadians Act," with the ambitious goal of mandating interoperability for health information technology (IT) across the country. This legislative proposal seeks to address the critical challenge of data
In a move set to revolutionize healthcare data management in Washington State, the Health Commons Project has announced its acquisition of OneHealthPort. The Health Commons Project, a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing healthcare innovation and accessibility through technology,
The Canadian government has proposed a groundbreaking piece of legislation called the Connected Care for Canadians Act (Bill C-72), introduced in June 2024, which aims to revolutionize the country's healthcare system by advancing health data interoperability and curbing the restrictive
The Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) has embarked on an ambitious journey to establish a Health Information Exchange (HIE) aimed at enhancing patient care through seamless data exchange among healthcare providers. This initiative seeks to create a secure digital health infrastructure that
