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BigorU [14]
1 year ago
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a client comes to see the cardiologist for a routine follow-up visit. at the visit, the nurse reviews the client's electronic he

alth record. the nurse is able to access a report from the client's last visit to the primary care provider last month and the report from an emergency department visit two weeks ago for reports of shortness of breath. the record also lists two changes in the client's medication based on the emergency department visit. the nurse's ability to access this information reflects which concept?
Medicine
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ella [17]1 year ago
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Interoperability is that process which is reflects in nurse's ability, the nurse is able to access a report from the client's last visit to the primary care provider last month and the report from an emergency department visit two weeks ago for reports of shortness of breath. the record also lists two changes in the client's medication based on the emergency department visit

What is Interoperability?

Interoperability is the quality that makes it possible for different systems to freely share and utilise resources through local area networks (LANs) or wide area networks (WANs). There are two types of data interoperability: semantic interoperability, which is the capacity of computer systems to exchange meaningful data with unambiguous, shared meaning, and syntactic interoperability, which enables various software components to cooperate and is a prerequisite for semantic interoperability.

One of the most important aspects of networked computerised systems, notably interoperability in healthcare information and management systems, is efficient automated data sharing between applications, databases, and other computer systems.

We could define interoperability as the ability of two or more information systems, or components, to let information to be shared and used across systems. The synchronisation of all components will be more than assured as a result.

Since it tries to address well-known demands like: redundant information across different sectors, lack of cohesiveness between distinct sections, existence of many information systems that operate independently, interoperability is a component of substantial importance to private firms. Control and effectiveness in an organisation are completely absent when all of this occurs.

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