Join Brian Murphy for a new webinar sharing highlights from our recent report on Open APIs in Healthcare. Access the slides directly by following this link.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- Long-term prospects for API-based development and integration in healthcare
- Where can independent developers find the data they need
- How are the different parts of the healthcare system acting to make APIs more widely available
Unlocking value from the data scattered across healthcare communities was once a tantalizing opportunity. After COVID-19, it is an existential necessity. Conventional development and integration approaches, whose limits were well understood before the pandemic, contributed little to understanding or responding to the unfolding crisis. Enterprises across healthcare, already wrestling with a combination of market forces, government mandates, and improved technology, are looking with new urgency beyond their own processes and organizations for a path to clinical and financial sustainability.
This research report looks at how data-oriented APIs are contributing to development and integration efforts across healthcare from the perspective of the developer. It presents an overview of developments in standards and in government regulation that make it possible to take the topic of API-based development and integration seriously.
The report then continues to describe a general model for understanding the different categories of information exchange products and services (API-based and non-API-based) in the market. Following this are detailed breakdowns of the offerings of a key group of 20 influential vendors that build APIs to provide live healthcare data, usually for transactional purposes. It specifically focuses on the many uses of discrete data elements about single patients or members, as opposed to aggregated data about groups of patients or members.
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