Once seen as elusive, cumbersome and even impossible, electronic data exchange is finally coming into its own—and showing a lot of potential. Hospitals are still finding the road to interoperability a ...

The ability to share electronic data is becoming a key priority for hospitals and health systems, and 2014 was a record year in terms of data sharing: 76 percent of hospitals exchanged information ...

Electronic data exchange between physicians and public health agencies was dismal even before the coronavirus pandemic began, new government data illustrates. Fewer than one in five primary care ...

There are six overarching barriers limiting the electronic exchange of health information between hospitals today, according to a report prepared by the ONC. The ONC filed the 22-page report to ...

With technology companies and government agencies working together, the healthcare industry has achieved important milestones toward improving the interoperability of healthcare IT systems. For ...

Nearly two thirds of office-based physicians are engaged in some form of electronic health information exchange (HIE), and three quarters of those who exchange data say they have experienced ...

The ECIA has posted information about its Automated Data Exchange Initiative, including a new digital solution to help eliminate the inefficiencies of B2B communications. The ECIA has posted ...

Oftentimes researchers may not only generalize across a population, but may also extrapolate research findings across time. While either assumption can introduce difficulties, generalizing results in ...

Legislative proposals to protect reproductive health data in Maryland could set a precedent in the United States, says Nichole Sweeney,general counsel and chief privacy officer at CRISP, the ...