Keeping Your IIS Site Online
If you are hosting a site with Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0, you should be aware of a potential bug that could take your site offline. IIS…
Unclogging Data in Health IT
There has been much controversy in the Health IT world over the issue of “data blocking” – to what extent it truly exists and, if so, what to…
Interface engines: fueling interoperability
Interface engines are largely hidden to healthcare practitioners, but they can be vital to the exchange of healthcare data. Among the benefits of a good HL7 engine is…
Direct Protocol and Interoperability: A good report card
Believe it or not, interoperability is happening. You just have to know where to look. A recent post by John Halamka, Chief Information Officer of Beth Israel Deaconess…
Interoperability in Action Post #2: A Tale of Two Connectathons
HL7 International held Connectathon 9 in Paris on May 10 and followed up with a FHIR Clinician Connect-a-thon on May 15. Both events came at the challenge of interoperability…
Interoperability in Action Post #1: Immunization Records
Interoperability is a mammoth, catchall topic on the minds of healthcare IT stakeholders everywhere. For most providers, however, the term remains an abstraction. For patients, it likely has…
