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Interoperability is a public good and the industry has made progress over the last 15 years only because of the federal certification program and related standards, specifically the combination of USCDI content transported in FHIR format.
Intermountain Healthcare, a not-for-profit integrated health system headquartered in Utah, has built a robust virtual health program that includes ConnectCare , its direct-to-consumer telehealth service and ConnectCare Pro , its acute care program.
A solid step in this direction is to lean fully into FHIR conformant architecture. Slowly but surely, FHIR has evolved to the point where government regulators have felt comfortable writing it into legislation as the de facto standard for health data exchange. The best part?
Telehealth always has been a key pillar of technology-enabled care delivery that helps hospitals, health systems and group practices deliver quality care at a distance – and often also gain efficiencies, improve patient and provider satisfaction and save costs. Check back for additions in the days and weeks ahead.
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