Interoperability
Seamless data exchange for better patient care
Quality healthcare depends on patient information flowing seamlessly as a patient moves from setting to setting – from home to the emergency department to the ICU to the med/surg unit and beyond.
Interoperability solutions can help enable this smooth and secure exchange of data within a single team and from one team to the next, fostering greater clinical confidence, optimizing both the clinical and operational workflows in care delivery and, ultimately, improving patient care.
Our end-to-end design mindset helps you create secure, seamless interoperability across multi-vendor systems as well as collaboration between multi-disciplinary teams.
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Trusted data at your fingertips – whenever you need it, wherever you are
Multi-vendor positive single partner to enable data ingestion, storage, federation and sharing via one backbone, based on open standards
+2,300 global customers, +60million medical records, +60,000 connected monitoring devices and +20,000 live interfaces
High level of experience and expertise to deploy and customize your solution in complex networks
Professional services with experience to meet diverse use cases and clinical workflow needs
Ability to synch legacy systems with new solutions as needed.
Early adopter of HL7’s Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) specification, a standard for organizing and describing healthcare data for ease of exchange between systems
Participation in the Global Consortium for eHealth Interoperability, where we advocate to make policy-based interoperability road maps a reality
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Build the foundation for care collaboration and growth
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Interoperability as a service
How can you ensure that care providers have the information when and where they need it – without exposing your enterprise to financial risk? Instead of wondering how your hardware will manage data in multiple formats from multiple sources, create an environment of clinical information exchange that’s always on, always working. Since these services are hosted, you get all the benefits of an open-standards based information model – without the burden of investing in and maintaining your own hardware.
Customer stories
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