Health Information Exchanges vendors prove tech fitness but only a fraction of initiatives will cross siloes to achieve real interoperability by 2017, reveals Black Book
Persistent unpredictability describes the current state of operative HIEs according to the 86% of healthcare providers, 69% of insurers, and 81% of technology vendors. In a survey spanning over eight months, Black Book captured a sweeping spectrum of insight into the tentative progress of health information exchange and true interoperability, polling…
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