As the healthcare ecosystem continues to expand, industry demand for digital health data accessibility, utilization and associated tools has exploded. The role of technology and expanded adoption by the consumer and patient population, providers, and care teams has brought to the forefront the expectation of seamless accessibility of digital health information.  Join us as we explore the transformation to date and where the industry is heading.

• Discover new ways to utilize and scale technology in solving healthcare’s biggest interoperability challenges
• Identify additional opportunities to standardize the exchange of digital health information
• Examine how key interoperability initiatives are impacting healthcare delivery at the community, regional, national, and international levels

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In November 2020, over 100 healthcare and IT vendor executives met virtually at the KLAS Interoperability Summit to create an industry Interoperability Measurement Framework. During the last 6 months, KLAS has been working with participating vendors to test the framework with their customers. We are excited to share what we learned. Join us at the 2021 KLAS Interoperability Summit where we will analyze the results of the testing, and make any needed adjustments to finalize the measurement framework. We will also work together to determine the be

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In this panel discussion, healthcare leaders will look at the current policy and operational landscape around interoperability, discussing how such phenomena as TEFCA, mandates for providers and health plans to provide data to consumers, and the ongoing evolution of the health information exchange sector will help to shape advances in interoperability going into the near future.

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The electronic silos trapping health information and preventing the seamless exchange of information between stakeholders are breaking down. As an industry, we are rethinking how to manage the flow of health information throughout its lifecycle. Serious adjustments are underway. This session chronicles the past year of Franciscan Health's journey towards more extensive interoperability and easier information access. With an eye on the new information blocking rule, speakers address the specific modifications, extensions, and deadlines all health information professionals need to know. While the journey is far from over, no matter what stage you are in, this session provides critical insights, timely resources, strategies, sample test plans, recommendations, and suggestions to advance your interoperability and information blocking journey.

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This session addresses the billing process and consumer experience, the array of regulations and compliance issues, the challenge of integration between various devices and services, and new emerging technologies. Speakers address the role of standards and interoperability for health data and device integration and how artificial intelligence and automation can enable new use cases and solve pain points.

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Interoperability is the core elements required to power the digital health care revolution. The industry is maturing in the use of electronic solutions and the conversation on interoperability is expanding. Part of this is from the government is making a concerted effort to push the interoperability conversation beyond EHR to EHR patient record sharing to include patient empowerment and application innovation. 

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The goal of healthcare interoperability is well-known: healthcare data should be easily transferable between all organizations and individuals to enhance patient care, lower costs, and improve outcomes throughout the continuum of care. 

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The 21st Century Cures Act strives to put patients in charge of their own health records by implementing interoperability requirements. Now that the applicability date has come and gone, is your organization properly applying the rule? Learn from MRO’s privacy and compliance expert Rita Bowen, alongside executive directors who serve as leaders in the health information management (HIM) industry, as they discuss practical applications of the rule, and address frequently asked questions.

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The IHE-Europe Experience Sessions provide a unique 'meeting space' for all those interested in enhancing their understanding and knowledge of 'all things interoperability'. 

Following a system replacement, CIOs must anticipate and plan for how their clinicians and staff will continue to access and use legacy system data. Now in addition to regulatory compliance concerns, CIOs may also need to consider what, if any, impact the increased push toward interoperability will have on legacy data. Will there be a need to make it available to share across health systems? We’d like to know how your health system evaluates its systems for replacement and how you’re using legacy data today.