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1) How does your facility promote interoperability? Is your EHR interoperable? If it is interoperable who can access the patients chart for continuation of care? Is your equipment interoperable with your EHR? If so can you give an example?
2) Do you think the government should have a role in mandating interoperability? Defend your answer.  In our paper we discuss the governments role.

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Falling Between the Cracks in the Software

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Falling Between the Cracks in the Software

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Falling between the cracks in the software

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Learn more about Interoperability by playing Jeopardy. Information to answer the questions can be found in your book and our Padlet. Have fun and keep up with your score

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The future of interoperability in Healthcare. 

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The future of interoperability in Healthcare. 

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Interoperability in Electronic Medical Records

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Interoperability in Electronic Medical Records

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EPIC an Electronic Medical Record uses Interoperability to share patient information across Health Systems. Read more about it and the access it gives patients through MyChart by clicking on patient experience.

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Founded in a basement in 1979, Epic develops software to help people get well, help people stay well, and help future generations be healthier.

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Interoperability and its Impact on Innovation

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Interoperability and its Impact on Innovation

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Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT