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HIE is part of an architecture that connects multiple applications and enables them to transfer data. Interoperability has become a cornerstone of modern healthcare, driven by the need to seamlessly exchange and interpret patient data across disparate systems and organizations.
This fragmentation poses a significant challenge for healthcare providers striving to deliver patient-centric care. Missed Opportunities: Critical medical insights may remain hidden within the siloed data, leading to missed opportunities for accurate diagnoses and timely patient interventions.
Standalone Patient Portal As compared to an integrated patient portal, a standalone portal functions without an external system/software. An EHR software or any other software is integrated manually into a standalone patient portal. To integrate manually, consider collaborating with third-party software development vendors.
Streamlined Workflows: Automated data capture eliminates manual charting, reduces transcription errors, and frees up staff to focus on patient-facing activities. Fewer Documentation Errors: Automated transfer of device outputs to the EHR virtually eliminates transcription mistakes that can lead to misdiagnoses or medication errors.
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