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Does it actually work in practice? I often see 'theoretical' support, you can export data but if you re-import it, it's all fucked. Like Zigbee, in theory like
by ClumsyPilot 3y ago
Does it actually work in practice? I often see 'theoretical' support, you can export data but if you re-import it, it's all fucked.
Like Zigbee, in theory like every company supports it but in practice moat imlementations is not compatiable with each-other
- kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 3y agoYes; Epic participates in the CareEverywhere network which has a gateway to the CareQuality network, thus supporting decent interoperability with other hospitals and clinics using a variety of EHRs. Now, how much they share is potentially open to debate.
- nradov 3y agoYes, it works in practice. The trouble is more with the customers than the vendor. Some customers are still using obsolete versions that are missing the latest standards-based open interoperability features. Or they just haven't enabled those features.