Assessing the value of health information exchange organizations to hospital interoperability

Our findings indicate HIOs offer a useful avenue for exchange but are only one path through which exchange takes place as there are various alternatives available to support interoperability activities.

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Health Affairs Scholar
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2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.1093/haschl/qxaf133
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Electronic Health Records Systems
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Assessing the value of health information exchange organizations to hospital interoperability

Jordan Everson, Chelsea Richwine, Catherine Strawley, Wei Chang
Health Affairs Scholar
Electronic Health Records Systems
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Assessing the value of health information exchange organizations to hospital interoperability

Jordan Everson, Chelsea Richwine, Catherine Strawley, Wei Chang
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Abstract

Our findings indicate HIOs offer a useful avenue for exchange but are only one path through which exchange takes place as there are various alternatives available to support interoperability activities.

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