Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, most of us have likely had at least one – if not many – medical appointments conducted via telehealth. For the most part, it’s a welcome change from the “before times” when getting insurance coverage for virtual care was, well, virtually impossible.

But like many technological advances, telehealth is far from perfect. Chief among the issues? A lack of attention to ensure interoperability between electronic health records and other health information systems. If left unchecked, it’s an issue that can easily snowball, siloing data and fragmenting care.

So, how to nip the problem in the bud? Download our latest eBook, Optimizing the use of telehealth through effective data integration and management, to learn about the challenges faced during three major applications of telehealth technology – and what health IT can do now to help.