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EPISODE · Dec 30, 2020 · 46 MIN

Healthcare Interoperability - How Is Your Organization Doing Against the Industry?

from Healthcare IT Today Interviews · host John Lynn

To really dive into the issue of healthcare interoperability, I sat down with 4 experts to really understand where healthcare interoperability is working today:   * Matthew Michela, President & CEO, Life Image  * Drew Ivan, Chief Product & Strategy Officer, Lyniate  * Dr. Chris Hobson, Chief Medical Officer, Orion Health  * Emad Rizk, M.D.; Chairman, President & CEO; Cotiviti   Along with discussing some of COVID-19 and interoperability with this panel, I also ask them about what the baseline interoperability looks like for a healthcare organization and then what interoperability looks like today for a more advanced healthcare organization.   On top of understanding where healthcare interoperability is working today at both basic and advanced organizations, I asked them what healthcare organizations should be doing to make sure they're ready for the new interoperability rules that are part of the 21st Century Cures Act.  Then, I ask them what were the most exciting healthcare interoperability initiatives or projects they saw with their customers or the industry.

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