Health information exchange (HIE) strategy
State and national programs to share clinical information have often been held back by unclear strategy, drawn-out decisions and architecture that never earned confidence. We bring the clarity those programs need: a strategy and architecture that show standardised storage and secure, safe, meaningful sharing can actually be delivered. We can design it, deliver it, or both.
Why it matters
Health information exchange brings together many organisations, systems and stakeholders. Without a clear strategy and an architecture people trust, progress slows to the pace of the most cautious decision.
Many organisations, with different priorities and no agreed path.
Uncertainty about the architecture keeps key decisions open for years.
Doubts about data quality, privacy and security that stop sharing from going ahead.
What we offer
For state and national initiatives, and the organisations taking part in them.
The clinical and operational use cases that matter most, prioritised and agreed with stakeholders.
Standardised data storage, FHIR-based exchange, and how participating systems connect.
Security, consent and access models that give participants and the public confidence.
How hospitals, primary care and other providers connect, at a pace each can manage.
Building and implementing the exchange, or assuring delivery by others.
Clear options and recommendations that help governance groups decide and move forward.
How we engage
Strategy and architecture that give decision-makers confidence to proceed.
Implementation of an agreed design, with participants onboarded safely.
Both, from the first use case to a live exchange.