Interoperability (191)

Payer-provider collaboration in data exchange is being mandated and payers must speed up the prior authorization process, says Courtney Yeakel, chief product officer of the Payer Unit at Veradigm.

Hyland Healthcare's Michael Burke talks about how governments across the GCC are investing heavily in digital health projects, unifying patient records and emerging as a global model for interoperability and connected care.

HealthEx CEO Dr. Priyanka Agarwal describes how identity verification technology makes it possible for patients to go to TEFCA and get their records, and weighs in on how the industry can rapidly scale Individual Access Services.

At AHIP 2025, Surescripts presented a scenario in which prior auth is done in 30 seconds using coordination between the physician, PBM and the EHR, says Matt Koehler, VP of product innovation at Surescripts.

Veradigm is consolidating payer apps attached to EHRs by 15% to simplify providers' days and eliminate patient care gaps by up to 80%, based on larger provider groups, says Megan Zakrewsky, VP of product for clinical data exchange.

Peninsula Health is participating in the statewide HIE project to address data integration challenges, shares Dr Shyaman Menon, executive director of Medical Services.

The emerging AI requires connecting data with purpose, notes Luciano Brustia, managing director of InterSystems APAC.

Semarang Medical Center Telogorejo Hospital is seeking Stage 7 validation of the HIMSS EMRAM within the next two years, shares Dr Alice Sutedjo Lisa, president director of the health system.

HIMSS25 Europe's Interoperability Showcase demonstrates how 'patient Alex' receives his cancer care across borders requiring data sharing collaborations across multiple solutions.

Fulvia Raffaelli of the European Commission's DG SANTE says successful establishment of the European Health Data Space (EHDS) will require active participation and feedback from policymakers, vendors, clinicians and EU citizens.

Follow "patient Renee" from remote home monitoring to preparation for surgery and discharge, with her continuity of care supported by secure data flows through systems inside and outside of the hospital.

Teja Batagelj of the Slovenia Ministry of Health shares how the country is working to unify its fragmented healthcare system with digital transformation, which will standardize care to drive interoperability across its 26 hospitals.