CARROLLTON, Georgia, Aug. 27, 2015 — Health IT companies are at a critical point when it comes to their role in interoperability. While the government has criticized some companies for “information blocking,” HIT providers themselves are overcoming barriers to information-sharing across stakeholders that are embedded in the healthcare industry’s own processes and procedures.
In an exclusive interview with Becker’s Health IT & CIO Review, Mark Janiszewski, Greenway Health executive vice president of product management, discusses a range of issues regarding benefits, barriers and opportunities to achieving interoperability, including how health IT companies can and are working together to effectively share health data to improve collaboration, care coordination and, ultimately, improved outcomes.
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