Currently submitted to: JMIR Preprints
Date Submitted: Nov 9, 2023
Open Peer Review Period: Nov 9, 2023 - Oct 24, 2024
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Interoperability and electronic health records (EHR) standards in medicine
ABSTRACT
Background:
Interoperability and electronic health records (EHR) standards in medicine
Objective:
What is the latest evidence related to EHR data interoperability, and standards in medicine?
Methods:
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Results:
The need for interoperability is evident in every part of a typical health care organization, as many clinicians in a hospital setting need to communicate with their counterparts in the community and as such the EHRs should be able to share data automatically and seamlessly across institutions and display it in useful ways.
Conclusions:
Currently, a usable and reliable patient data at the point of care regardless of socioeconomic background is critical to the management of patients in medicine, especially the chronically ill.
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