Difference between revisions of "Healthcare Sources"
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Healthcare data is not centralized in any one single place, or even in one type of provider which physician, pharmacists, government run hospitals and public health with a burgundy collection of Health Information Exchanges (HIE). | Healthcare data is not centralized in any one single place, or even in one type of provider which physician, pharmacists, government run hospitals and public health with a burgundy collection of Health Information Exchanges (HIE). | ||
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| + | *Immunization data has been collected by states in the US for public health reasons. That is now coming into question with the move to create [[COVID Vaccination]] certificates. | ||
==Standards== | ==Standards== | ||
Latest revision as of 15:33, 21 March 2021
Full Title
Sources for information on web based Healthcare standards and interoperability considerations.
Context
Healthcare data is not centralized in any one single place, or even in one type of provider which physician, pharmacists, government run hospitals and public health with a burgundy collection of Health Information Exchanges (HIE).
Data Silos
- Immunization data has been collected by states in the US for public health reasons. That is now coming into question with the move to create COVID Vaccination certificates.
Standards
Blogs
- Healthcare Exchange Standards by John Moehrke.
