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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2022 · 25 MIN

14. FHIR Enables Better Patient Access and Application Building, and InterSystems Provides a Foundation for Both.

from InteropNow! at ViVE Podcast · host CHIME and HLTH

Host Sandy Vance talks with InterSystems' Don Woodlock about how the industry transition to FHIR is enabling technology providers to do more faster because on demand data is now readily available when you invest in the right infrastructure. He also shares his thoughts on the role of regulations across the globe in pushing these initiatives forward, and why proprietary data structures aren't good for anyone.   Don Woodlock is the Head of Healthcare Solutions at InterSystems, and leads global healthcare teams who help customers make the most of their data, enabling stronger analytics, research, care coordination, and workflows. He has made a career out of building customer-focused healthcare software that matters for payers, health systems, public health, and life sciences. Beginning at IDX, then GE Healthcare, he is currently Head of Global Healthcare Solutions at InterSystems and a rock-star drummer!

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