Interoperability in Healthcare: Improving Quality and Accessibility of Care

Interoperability in healthcare is the ability of different healthcare information systems, clinical devices, and other medical technology to communicate, share data, and work together. With interoperability, healthcare providers and patients are able to access the most up-to-date and accurate information, which can lead to improved quality of care and increased accessibility.

Interoperability is important in healthcare because it allows for the efficient transfer of data between different systems. For example, if a patient has recently had a test during a screening, their medical records can be shared with a physician to get see potential issues in order to a complete an efficient medical examination.

Checkit enables healthcare providers to access data from medical and well-care devices, by automatically collecting them at the end of the screening, this can lead to improved patient outcomes and fewer medical errors. Checkit also makes it easier for healthcare organizations to coordinate care.

Finally Checkit makes it possible for patients to access their own health data, and keep historical data available. This can be important for patients who need to track their health information over time.

Using Checkit is essential for providing quality care and improving access to well-care services. By allowing for the efficient exchange of data between different systems, Checkit helps healthcare providers coordinate care and make better decisions.