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Conceptual illustration showing two healthcare systems connected by a successful technical interface while a larger surrounding ecosystem represents collaboration, information access, workflow improvement, decision support and service delivery outcomes. Green information pathways extend beyond the connection itself into a complex healthcare environment, illustrating that interoperability is ultimately about solving real-world problems rather than simply connecting systems.

Conceptual illustration showing two healthcare systems connected by a successful technical interface while a larger surrounding ecosystem represents collaboration, information access, workflow improvement, decision support and service delivery outcomes. Green information pathways extend beyond the connection itself into a complex healthcare environment, illustrating that interoperability is ultimately about solving real-world problems rather than simply connecting systems.

Connecting Systems Isn't the Same as Solving Problems

Learn why successful interoperability projects focus on solving organisational problems rather than simply creating technical connections between systems.

Interoperability Strategy

Jason Cropper

Aug 172 min read

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