This article published by Xtelligent Media suggests increasing optimism for a National Patient Identifier.
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Despite the ultimate value of interoperability, we continue to be concerned about some of the unsolved problems. You can see an outline of the problems and the role <prTags> may play in the solution. Any feedback is most welcome.
Our sole focus is to provide cloud-based services to the healthcare industry to accurately link healthcare records. This is absolutely essential if we are to achieve the benefits of interoperability. GPII makes available a unique data element, a <prTag> that offers the following benefits:
We contend that enabling accurate sharing of clinical information will result in improved patient care and reduced costs. The simplicity of the <prTag> approach ensures that interoperability is both safe and cost effective.
Any solution to accurately match healthcare records must respect the privacy rights of the patient. <prTags> are designed specifically to address all of the requirements noted above.
This article published by Xtelligent Media suggests increasing optimism for a National Patient Identifier.
This article by Dan Munro explains why Ireland, and many other countries, have a National Patient Identifier and we do not.
In a recent blog, John Halamka outlined his next steps for the National Healthcare agenda.