[PLUG-TALK] AT&T buying CenturyLink's residential internet business

[Eldo Varghese]

EHR systems have multiple ways to talk to each other, the standardized 
way is FHIR (and it's predecessor XDS). Implementations vary across the 
board, the FEHRM and MHS system for example does have this capability.
While EPIC can do this, most system operators choose to sign onto their 
propitiatory system called EPIC everywhere.
i.e I have an EPIC record with UCSF that is accessible to my providers 
at OHSU.
-Eldo

On 5/23/25 8:37 AM, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Fri, 23 May 2025, Paul Heinlein wrote:
> 
>> I'm just a commodity being sold between organizations that are too big to
>> run their own business units effectively.
> 
> Paul,
> 
> Too many businesses consider customer service aspirational rather than
> operational.
> 
> The health care industry constantly offers such examples. For instance,
> every local health care system uses Epic for their 'MyCare' patient- 
> oriented
> web site, but each system's version is different from the others. So, if 
> you
> have providers affiliated with one system patient records for that provider
> are not available if the patient is registered on another system's version.
> 
> Have a safe holiday,
> 
> Rich
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