Digital Foundation for Interoperable Healthcare

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This service offers a digital foundation that makes healthcare data meaningful, reusable, and vendor-independent for healthcare organizations aiming to improve quality, increase efficiency, and enable innovation. It helps organizations move beyond isolated integrations and one-off projects toward building a scalable interoperability capability based on standards and shared semantics. The approach is built on three strategic pillars: Data Democratization, Enabling Interoperability, and Preparing for IPS/EHDS. Specifically, it uses FHIR-based APIs and terminology services to structure data and build a common foundation for exchange and reuse across systems. Furthermore, it strengthens information structures, semantics, and governance to prepare for future international interoperability standards like the International Patient Summary (IPS) and European Health Data Space (EHDS). Technically, it delivers standard-based interoperability through FHIR-based APIs and shared integration layers, alongside terminology/semantic services, profiling/validation support, and governance management of informatics objects. This provides a comprehensive foundation for scalable data utilization—benefiting not only clinical workflows but also executive leadership and technical architects.