Medigy: Interoperability Common Technology and IP

Interoperability common technology and IP in the healthcare industry refer to the standards, protocols, and technologies that are used to enable the exchange and sharing of information and data between different systems, devices, and applications. These technologies and protocols are designed to ensure that different systems can communicate and share data seamlessly and securely, regardless of the platforms or technologies they use. Interoperability common technology and IP in healthcare may include standards and protocols such as HL7, FHIR, and DICOM, which are used to enable the exchange of data between electronic health records (EHRs), medical devices, and other healthcare-related systems. These technologies and protocols may be used to facilitate the exchange of data between different healthcare providers, as well as between healthcare providers and patients. Ensuring interoperability common technology and IP can be complex and may require the use of technical solutions to ensure the security and privacy of patient data.