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The first five chapters of this Survival Guide have helped you think strategically about your interfacing project. Now we’re going to dive into the nitty-gritty

After you’ve assessed clinical interoperability issues (covered in Chapter 4 ), you’ll be ready to start building interfaces. If you’re building your interfaces in house,

With Meaningful Use in full swing, chances are your hospital organization is implementing an EHR or converting to a new system or upgrade. Watch out:

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

HL7® interfacing – you can’t live without it but that doesn’t mean you have to suffer as you work to connect the systems that make