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Consumerism is on the rise in healthcare. Retailers and clinics continue to reshape experiences for patients, telehealth has gone mainstream, and consumers are looking to non-traditional providers to address their health concerns. In an industry where competition is around every corner, healthcare providers need to stay relevant and focus on the retention and loyalty of their patients. But how? The answer lies in the ability to deeply engage with patients on a highly personal level across their care journey—from acquisition to wellness. Where does that level of engagement and personalization play the most important role? In the contact center.

Interoperability and FHIR are critical foundational capabilities to realize transformational value from healthcare data. Ultimately, this will improve the patient experience, increase the efficiency and quality of care, and further improve researchers’ and doctors’ ability to understand diseases and find new treatments. FHIR can open up data that is otherwise siloed and difficult to access. It can certainly help advance healthcare instead of just simplifying data access and sharing. In one of our recent blogs, I covered the evolution of interoperability standards and how FHIR came into existence. There is no doubt that FHIR offers many benefits, but is it enough to propel healthcare into the realm of interoperability?

Innovators understand that to be successful, you need to adapt and think outside of the box. You also need to embrace ambiguity, learn to navigate the unknown, and get comfortable being uncomfortable.

Healthcare has undergone many changes in the past few years and to make the care ecosystem work better, organizations need to be able to quickly and securely share information.

Forbes contributor Seth Joseph thinks so. His latest article argues that, in 2022 and beyond, managed cloud platforms are better suited to helping healthcare organizations achieve their business goals, as opposed to solutions built in-house.

Fortune magazine's Sheryl Estrada featured key data from Innovaccer's recent "State and Science of Value-Based Care" report front and center in her popular CFO Daily newsletter.