(Sponsored) David Hancock, client engagement director at Intersystems, discusses the importance of having a standard information model to advance interoperability and gain wider adoption.
Health 2.0 EVP Indu Subaiya and co-founder Matthew Holt lay out the evolution of their organization and highlight new research into emerging trends in healthcare innovation.
HIMSS Innovation Center Director Leslie Evans and Health 2.0 Co-Founder Matthew Holt discuss the important role programmers and developers play in improving healthcare for patients and systems alike.
Simon Eccles, chief clinical information officer at NHS England, and HIMSS Chief Medical Officer Charles Alessi discuss the growing importance of patient access to data and the hurdles facing data sharing.
Josh Mandel, health IT ecosystem lead at Verily, talks with Health 2.0 co-founder Matthew Holt about the evolution of healthcare applications and their broad adoption by EHR vendors.
Dan Gottleib, who leads the Smart Health IT project at Boston Children's, and Verily's Josh Mandel talk about FHIR, SMART and the concept of "substitute ability" as a means to improve interoperability.
Santosh Mohan, head of athenahealth's More Disruption Please labs, tells MobiHealthNews Editor Jonah Comstock about the potential open platforms bring to healthcare and he shares a few details on the EHR company's work with Apple.
HIMSS Innovator in Residence Adam Culbertson and Brent Hicks, senior director of clinical solutions at the Cleveland Clinic, discuss the opportunities and challenges to tying EHR data with new applications.
(SPONSORED) Russell Leftwich, MD, senior clinical adviser for interoperability at InterSystems, lays out the specifications and applications for FHIR and outlines recent progress in interoperability.
Adnan Hamid, Assistant CIO at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, discusses the organization's areas of focus for health IT in 2017 including cybersecurity, disaster recovery, interoperability and more.
HIMSS North America Board Member Michael Nusbaum explains the Olympic Healthcare Interoperability Initiative (OHI), set to demonstrate the benefits of interoperability at the 2020 Olympic games in Tokyo.
Dale Nordenberg explains how the progress of initiatives for data exchange and interoperability relates to the increased risk of a cyberattacks.
