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Jun 2026
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Healthcare interoperability doesn't have to be complicated.

Healthcare is rapidly becoming more connected, yet many organizations continue to struggle with fragmented data, administrative burden, evolving regulations, and increasing demands for digital transformation. For many healthcare leaders, interoperability feels overwhelming-filled with unfamiliar acronyms, technical jargon, and complex regulatory requirements.

Healthcare Leader's Playbook for Interoperability cuts through the complexity and explains interoperability in plain English. Written specifically for healthcare executives, clinical leaders, operational leaders, and digital health professionals, this practical guide focuses on what matters most: using interoperability to improve patient care, strengthen provider relationships, streamline operations, and create lasting business value.

More than a technical reference, this book provides a strategic roadmap for leading interoperability initiatives with confidence.

Inside you'll learn how to:
  • Understand interoperability without a technical background
  • Navigate CMS interoperability requirements, TEFCA, and Information Blocking
  • Leverage APIs, FHIR, and data exchange to improve organizational performance
  • Modernize prior authorization and provider workflows
  • Build governance structures that support long-term success
  • Evaluate technology investments and avoid common implementation pitfalls
  • Prepare your organization for AI, real-time data exchange, and the future of connected healthcare

Filled with real-world examples, executive insights, practical frameworks, readiness assessments, maturity models, checklists, and implementation roadmaps, this playbook equips healthcare leaders with the knowledge and tools needed to move beyond compliance and lead meaningful transformation.

Whether you lead a health plan, hospital, physician organization, health system, digital health company, or healthcare consulting practice, this book will help you turn complexity into clarity-and position your organization for the future of connected healthcare.

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PublishedJun 30, 2026
ISBN-109798996535705
ISBN-139798996535705
LanguageEnglish

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