Standards are both critical and frustrating. Health care standards may be where Web browsers were around 1995, as Internet access was growing explosively and...
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Many observers have noted the incongruity of the US federal government paying out billions upon billions of dollars in the Meaningful Use program to convert...
The first part of this article focused on FDA precertification of apps and the state of interoperability. This part covers other interesting topics at the...
The precepts of connected health were laid out years ago, and merely get updated with nuances and technological advances at each year’s Connected Health...
The previous segment of this article explained the challenges faced by health care organizations and suggested two ways they could be solved through free and...
Do you feel your electronic health record (EHR) is heaven or hell? The vast majority of clinicians–and many patients, too, who interact with the EHR...
The previous section of this article laid out the context for HL7 FHIR standard and the Argonaut project; now we can look at the current status. The fruits of...
You generally have to dwell in deep Nerdville to get up much excitement about technical standards. But one standard has been eagerly followed by thousands...
The previous section of this paper introduced problems found in HIE by two reports: one from the Office of the National Coordinator and another from experts at...
The first section of this article introduced the common schemas for mobile health designed by Open mHealth, and the second section covered the first two design...
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