HHS announces new interoperability measures
HHS has announced new interoperability standards that should help to improve data sharing in the healthcare industry.
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HHS has announced new interoperability standards that should help to improve data sharing in the healthcare industry.
Interoperability is the means by which health IT initiatives thrive.
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The health care industry has made great strides over the years toward better patient health outcomes and overall quality of care delivery.
As providers work toward adhering to updated meaningful use requirements and patient expectations change, the latest health IT plays a large role in their ability to keep up with the evolving industry.
A recent survey by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society found that the majority of providers have seen care improvements and an increase in productivity since implementing EHRs.
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The global market for population health management software and services is expected to more than double by 2020.
The global market for population health management software and services is expected to more than double by 2020.
The market for electronic health records is expected to remain strong and enhance its focus toward the patient experience.
Mobile health security concerns will stay at the top of the agenda in 2016 and many organizations will expend more time and energy into security efforts.
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