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Solutions for Interoperability
Bringing complex data together from multiple systems, devices and organisations to improve healthcare delivery.
Bringing complex data together from multiple systems, devices and organisations to improve healthcare delivery.
Orion Health’s solutions aggregate data from a variety of settings and seamlessly integrate it across disparate systems to provide a comprehensive view of the patient.
Healthcare is now inundated with significantly larger volumes and more varied types of data. There’s an urgent need to organise and present this data for efficient processing by care providers. To truly build a healthcare system that can evolve at the rapid pace of technology, science and informatics, organisations must tackle interoperability head on.
New Zealand's Health Information Standards Organisation (HISO) has set out its plans to address this and create a completely interoperable health and disability system. This will enable all of New Zealand’s current disconnected information systems, devices and applications to access, exchange, integrate and cooperatively use data in a coordinated manner.
Orion Health’s solutions support a range of interoperability standards, exchange mechanisms and international nomenclatures, such as HL7 version 2, FHIR APIs and SNOMED CT terminology.
With a comprehensive view of patient information pulled from both traditional and non-traditional sources, health providers can make a better assessment of their patients and deliver better care, faster.
Interoperability enables safe transitions by allowing multiple health and care providers to access relevant patient information in a timely manner.
Interoperability enables easy transfer of patient information between providers, so patients don’t have to remember details of their past providers, treatments, medication or lab results.
Patients don’t have to retake blood tests if they visit another clinic shortly after. The clinician can view and assess recent test results, saving time and avoiding unnecessary tests.
Reducing the need for clinical staff to manually update patient records means patient privacy can be maintained more effectively.
The exchange of patient medication records across health systems, adhering to international standards helps lower the chance of medication errors and increase patient safety.
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