Search Tag: interoperability
2026 15 Aug
Medical digital twins used to guide clinical interventions require validation that extends beyond conventional measures of predictive accuracy. A framework published in JAMIA Open sets out how validation should address systems that compare treatments, timings, dosages or sequential care strategies and update as patient or population da1Read more
2026 15 Aug
Medical digital twins used to guide clinical interventions require validation that extends beyond conventional measures of predictive accuracy. A framework published in JAMIA Open sets out how validation should address systems that compare treatments, timings, dosages or sequential care strategies and update as patient or population da1Read more
2026 15 Aug
Value-based care depends on more than access to large volumes of information or increasingly sophisticated analytics. Progress is constrained when clinical, financial, utilisation and patient engagement data remain disconnected. Dashboards may identify patterns, risks and gaps, but their findings do not automatically lead to coordinated acti1Read more
2026 15 Aug
Value-based care depends on more than access to large volumes of information or increasingly sophisticated analytics. Progress is constrained when clinical, financial, utilisation and patient engagement data remain disconnected. Dashboards may identify patterns, risks and gaps, but their findings do not automatically lead to coordinated acti1Read more
2026 15 Aug
Value-based care depends on more than access to large volumes of information or increasingly sophisticated analytics. Progress is constrained when clinical, financial, utilisation and patient engagement data remain disconnected. Dashboards may identify patterns, risks and gaps, but their findings do not automatically lead to coordinated acti1Read more
2026 06 Aug
Healthcare data supports clinical, operational, financial and ethical decisions across care. Claims, laboratory results, clinical notes, medication records and patient identifiers each form part of a wider care journey. Their value depends not only on volume, but on preserving context, accuracy, privacy and meaning as information moves betwe1Read more
2026 06 Aug
Healthcare data supports clinical, operational, financial and ethical decisions across care. Claims, laboratory results, clinical notes, medication records and patient identifiers each form part of a wider care journey. Their value depends not only on volume, but on preserving context, accuracy, privacy and meaning as information moves betwe1Read more
2026 29 Jul
Access to shared patient information does not lead to consistent use across clinical teams. An analysis published in JAMIA Open examined how clinicians at UCSF Health, an academic medical centre in the United States, used an electronic health record interoperability tool before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. The tool gave authorised1Read more
2026 29 Jul
Access to shared patient information does not lead to consistent use across clinical teams. An analysis published in JAMIA Open examined how clinicians at UCSF Health, an academic medical centre in the United States, used an electronic health record interoperability tool before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. The tool gave authorised1Read more
2026 29 Jul
Access to shared patient information does not lead to consistent use across clinical teams. An analysis published in JAMIA Open examined how clinicians at UCSF Health, an academic medical centre in the United States, used an electronic health record interoperability tool before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. The tool gave authorised1Read more
2026 01 Jul
European cancer institutions increasingly rely on shared clinical, imaging, genomic and trial data to support research, reproducibility and emerging AI capabilities in cancer care. Yet data exchange across countries remains uneven, with legal, technical and organisational barriers limiting wider collaboration. A recent analysis published in t1Read more
2026 01 Jul
European cancer institutions increasingly rely on shared clinical, imaging, genomic and trial data to support research, reproducibility and emerging AI capabilities in cancer care. Yet data exchange across countries remains uneven, with legal, technical and organisational barriers limiting wider collaboration. A recent analysis published in t1Read more
2026 19 May
Ageing populations, rising chronic disease and workforce shortages are increasing pressure on health systems worldwide. Digital health tools, including AI, telemedicine, remote monitoring and advanced analytics, can improve efficiency from diagnosis to treatment when embedded in secure, governed and interoperable environments. A 2025 MIT Tech1Read more
2026 19 May
Ageing populations, rising chronic disease and workforce shortages are increasing pressure on health systems worldwide. Digital health tools, including AI, telemedicine, remote monitoring and advanced analytics, can improve efficiency from diagnosis to treatment when embedded in secure, governed and interoperable environments. A 2025 MIT Tech1Read more
2026 19 May
Ageing populations, rising chronic disease and workforce shortages are increasing pressure on health systems worldwide. Digital health tools, including AI, telemedicine, remote monitoring and advanced analytics, can improve efficiency from diagnosis to treatment when embedded in secure, governed and interoperable environments. A 2025 MIT Tech1Read more
2026 15 May
Digital health systems are no longer defined only by the adoption of individual technologies. Their value increasingly depends on how data, platforms, workflows and governance structures work together across care settings. Electronic health records, imaging systems, interoperability platforms, cybersecurity frameworks and AI-enabled tools are beco1Read more
2026 15 May
Digital connectivity alone does not ensure integrated care for people with complex neurodevelopmental conditions and multiple disabilities. Aspace Neurona Care presents a connected ecosystem integrating health, social and educational data in one platform that enables real-time coordination, care continuity, accessibility, family involvement and 1Read more
2026 29 Apr
More efficient data sharing is becoming central to care coordination, cost control and organisational planning across healthcare. Health information exchanges are drawing interest from health systems, post-acute providers and senior care organisations that want to use data more effectively in clinical transformation efforts. The pressure to m1Read more
2026 29 Apr
More efficient data sharing is becoming central to care coordination, cost control and organisational planning across healthcare. Health information exchanges are drawing interest from health systems, post-acute providers and senior care organisations that want to use data more effectively in clinical transformation efforts. The pressure to m1Read more
2026 14 Apr
The European Cancer Imaging Initiative is building a federated infrastructure for secure cross-border reuse of cancer imaging data across Europe, according to a recent analysis published in Radiology Advances . The framework addresses persistent barriers linked to fragmented datasets, heterogeneous legislation and ethical uncertainty across 1Read more
2026 14 Apr
The European Cancer Imaging Initiative is building a federated infrastructure for secure cross-border reuse of cancer imaging data across Europe, according to a recent analysis published in Radiology Advances . The framework addresses persistent barriers linked to fragmented datasets, heterogeneous legislation and ethical uncertainty across 1Read more
2026 14 Apr
The European Cancer Imaging Initiative is building a federated infrastructure for secure cross-border reuse of cancer imaging data across Europe, according to a recent analysis published in Radiology Advances . The framework addresses persistent barriers linked to fragmented datasets, heterogeneous legislation and ethical uncertainty across 1Read more
2026 14 Apr
A systematic review published in BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making evaluated the integration of blockchain technology into electronic health record systems, focusing on security, interoperability, performance and patient-related outcomes. Persistent challenges in digital health include ransomware breaches, fragmented data exchange1Read more
2026 14 Apr
A systematic review published in BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making evaluated the integration of blockchain technology into electronic health record systems, focusing on security, interoperability, performance and patient-related outcomes. Persistent challenges in digital health include ransomware breaches, fragmented data exchange1Read more
2026 14 Apr
A systematic review published in BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making evaluated the integration of blockchain technology into electronic health record systems, focusing on security, interoperability, performance and patient-related outcomes. Persistent challenges in digital health include ransomware breaches, fragmented data exchange1Read more
2026 04 Apr
Belgium lacks a common terminology for documenting nursing care across hospitals, residential care, psychiatric services and home care. Different organisations use different systems and terminologies, creating risks when information is transferred between institutions. SNOMED CT offers a basis for a shared nursing reference set because it sup1Read more
2026 04 Apr
Belgium lacks a common terminology for documenting nursing care across hospitals, residential care, psychiatric services and home care. Different organisations use different systems and terminologies, creating risks when information is transferred between institutions. SNOMED CT offers a basis for a shared nursing reference set because it sup1Read more
2026 04 Apr
Belgium lacks a common terminology for documenting nursing care across hospitals, residential care, psychiatric services and home care. Different organisations use different systems and terminologies, creating risks when information is transferred between institutions. SNOMED CT offers a basis for a shared nursing reference set because it sup1Read more
2026 31 Mar
A routine clinical visit sets off a chain of administrative tasks beyond direct care delivery, from patient identification and insurance verification to prior authorisation review. These processes support accurate billing and payment across patients, payers and providers, but they also add significant cost and complexity. Financial healthcare1Read more
2026 31 Mar
A routine clinical visit sets off a chain of administrative tasks beyond direct care delivery, from patient identification and insurance verification to prior authorisation review. These processes support accurate billing and payment across patients, payers and providers, but they also add significant cost and complexity. Financial healthcare1Read more