Understand why healthcare organizations are moving beyond standalone platforms and focusing on how clinical technology connects, communicates, and exchanges data.
Learn how fragmented EHR systems and disconnected healthcare technologies create interoperability challenges and make clinical communication more difficult.
Understand the role of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and why connectivity is becoming as important as the features a healthcare platform offers.
Explore how CMS 0057 F is changing prior authorization workflows and why standardized HL7 FHIR resources are becoming increasingly important for healthcare organizations.
Learn how prior authorization, portal fatigue, fragmented workflows, and administrative burden contribute to physician burnout and reduce medical practice efficiency.
Discover how FHIR native infrastructure can create a communication layer that connects clinical reasoning with systems responsible for compliant documentation and operational 2 EPworkflows.
Explore how ClinicianCore is building support for HL7 FHIR Release 4.0.1 and SMART on FHIR to enable future healthcare integrations.
Learn how HCC Consult Core can structure interprofessional consultations into API exportable, CPT coded clinical records while supporting secure clinical communication.
Understand why healthcare organizations that prepare for interoperable, HIPAA compliant clinical communication can be better positioned for the evolving healthcare technology landscape.
In this episode of The Connected Practice, Dr. Kevin Halow explores why FHIR native clinical communication is becoming an important operational requirement for healthcare organizations in 2026. He explains how fragmented EHR systems and disconnected applications create interoperability challenges, administrative burden, and communication friction for physicians. The episode examines APIs, HL7 FHIR, SMART on FHIR, CMS 0057 F, and the changing requirements around prior authorization. Dr. Halow also discusses how ClinicianCore is building an intelligent communication layer designed to connect clinical workflows with compliant healthcare systems. From HCC Consult Core and billable consultations to HCX communication and the Physician Lounge, the episode explores how interoperable infrastructure can support unified clinical communication, medical practice efficiency, HIPAA compliant collaboration, and physician burnout reduction
