Guided Notes

Interoperability: Levels, Value & Policy

The four levels of interoperability (foundational, structural, semantic, organizational), why exchange is still hard, standards bodies, USCDI and the U.S. policy landscape.

What interoperability means

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Interoperability is the ability of systems and organizations to exchange information and USE it — without special effort by the user. It's not just moving files: the receiving system and clinician must understand and trust the data, in the workflow where it's needed.