Electronic Medical Record Interoperability is the Ability of Different Hospital Systems and Doctor Practices to Share Patient Data.
Examples of Patient Data Include Disease History, Physical Exam Findings, CT/MRI Images and Lab Values.
The US Government Measured Hospital Interoperability in Major Cities and Scored Them on Percent of Hospitals that Shared Patient Data.
Some of the Findings:
Cleveland 78% of Hospitals Share Patient Data
Miami 77%
Dallas 60%
New York City 59%
Chicago 58%
Boston 50%
Washington D.C. 44%
Los Angeles 41%
Philadelphia 35%
Some Hospitals and Physician Practices Do Not Share Data NOT Because of Technology Challenges, But Rather Because They Just Don't WANT To.
Hear a True Story of a 500+ Doctor Practice that STOPPED Sharing CT Images with a Local Hospital for Free and Instead Would Charge Patients to Copy Images to a CD, Which They Would Need to Take to the Hospital.
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