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HIMSS14: A Picture Perfect Week

February 28, 2014|HIMSS, Interoperability, Members|Author: , CommonWell Marketing Chair|

This week on the HIMSS Exhibition floor, one of my former colleagues who swung by the CommonWell Health Alliance booth said to me "HIMSS is like a family reunion." That is so true. You reunite people you haven't seen in years. You meet new friends who are connected to someone you know. And you share stories as you catch up [...]

The Faces for Interoperability: Building consensus to break down silos to deliver high quality care

February 25, 2014|HIMSS, Interoperability|Author: |

Everyone has a story when it comes to the complexity of the health care system. Especially when it comes to accessing and connecting health records. But what good is a great story, if you don’t have someone to share it with. That’s why we launched the Faces for Interoperability effort (aka #ForInterop). Through social media accounts like Twitter and Facebook [...]

And Now There are Nine.

February 24, 2014|HIMSS, Interoperability, Members|Author: |

It is the first morning of the HIMSS14 exhibition and in CommonWell fashion, we are unleashing BIG NEWS. You may have seen our news reported yesterday of all our service launch clients going live AND expanding our services to additional locations, including national health system, Tenet Healthcare. But there’s more – we are now pleased to report that CVS Caremark [...]

All a Buzz About Our First Anniversary at HIMSS …

February 18, 2014|HIMSS, Members, Value of Health IT|Author: , CommonWell Marketing Chair|

Since CommonWell Health Alliance took the stage the first day of HIMSS last year to announce our vendor-led collaboration around seamless interoperability, we have been repeatedly asked – what can you do at HIMSS14 that will exceed the buzz you generated in 2013? Our answer has always been the same. Prove it works. And that is exactly what we intend [...]

A Shared Vision of Improving Efficiencies and Saving Patients’ Lives

February 18, 2014|Alliance Updates, Members|Author: |

It’s been nearly seven months since Sunquest joined CommonWell Health Alliance. I can say that as the Alliance has progressed and its members have deepened their involvement, it has been a privilege to experience and be a part of it. Just the same as the day we joined, Sunquest is dedicated to achieving interoperability for the common good. We remain [...]

A Year of Promise and Fulfillment

February 11, 2014|Alliance Updates, Members|Author: |

Onstage in New Orleans at HIMSS13, the CommonWell Health Alliance was announced. While presenting the goals and intent of the initiative, the five CEOs within the health IT industry were met with wide media reaction, praise from supporters such as the Bipartisan Policy Center, and admittedly, a dose of skepticism by a few. Could these market competitors across acute and [...]

What Interoperability and CommonWell Mean for Rural Health Providers

February 4, 2014|Interoperability, Members, Value of Health IT|Author: |

Our presence in 48 states, and the community hospitals and providers we serve, made the goal of seamless EHR interoperability a top priority for CPSI. The emergence of CommonWell Health Alliance answered the urgent need for patient information exchange and was the driving force in our becoming a member in 2013. Many of CPSI’s customers are located in a rural [...]

Finding Gratification Through My Work with CommonWell

January 21, 2014|Alliance Updates, Value of Health IT|Author: |

I have always found enormous value in what I do at work. For nearly 15 years, I have been in the connectivity business and have seen the benefits a connected health care ecosystem can provide communities, providers and patients. At Cerner, we have been providing health care solutions for our clients on how to better capture, access and apply health [...]

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