There are all kinds of patient data being collected in healthcare. Such data is gathered around the clock directly or indirectly, and in all care and wellness settings. Effective data integration in healthcare ensures that this data is used efficiently to enhance patient care and streamline operations. Providers, vendors, and payors, in acute and post-acute … Read more
We, at Vorro, are looking forward to seeing you and other customers next week. We will be showcasing our Data Integration and Connectivity platform and demonstrating the value of data integration by connecting clinical and business data. Vorro provides a robust, cloud-based, data integration platform that readily connects disparate technologies and applications. The result is … Read more
Everyone by now has heard the term FHIR, which stands for Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources. Well, the implementation has been anything but fast. When FHIR first hit, the best application was to use it with mobile devices to narrowly scope the data that was being exchanged. The use cases were few and far between, mainly … Read more
It all began with the “sneakernet.” If we needed to get data moved from one person to the other, it was delivered on foot. That meant it could take a long time to send/receive data. The positive aspect was that one could send and receive it as is. Secondly, you did not have to create … Read more
When most people think of data integration, they think of formats and standards such as HL7, CCD, EDI, and XML. But what if I cannot meet the standard? For many, it means they cannot participate in data sharing. Most software solutions and integration platforms will only accommodate specific formats. This is where a data integration … Read more
How often do organizations, whether a start-up or a well-established organization, start with integration as a core business function? Not many. Which is odd because without data exchange, most solutions add no value. If data exchange is so critical, why do we see organizations attacking integration as an afterthought? We do not believe it is … Read more