Happy Holidays from Caristix – 2012
December 18, 2012
Wishing you a wonderful holiday season and New Year!
Wishing you a wonderful holiday season and New Year!
We covered many details about interfacing architecture and data exchange in Chapter 2. All that said, your main challenges are not with the plumbing, or
In Chapter 1 of the HL7® Survival Guide, we covered what it takes to exchange data. To help you make the most suitable choice among
Regardless of the HL7® version you choose to for interfacing, the first step is to define your healthcare integration strategy – will you use a
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Definition Interface Black Box Syndrome is characterized by lack of visibility into the critical details that can hurt an interface. It can affect any hospital
Over the years, most hospital IT teams have developed their own HL7 test messages and logs, which they use over and over again for system
Implementing or upgrading HIT systems and applications doesn’t mean much these days if they remain data islands unto themselves. Interfacing is the key to connectivity.
Here are some of the most common issues I’ve come across when speaking with newly appointed hospital IT leaders faced with interfacing and integration issues.
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