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We’re in the pursuit of possibility.

The Consortium offers participants a shared space to drive progressive, practical impact

The Consortium works to align existing and emerging interoperability standards and implementation guidance with regional and national digital heath transformation roadmaps.

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What is the Consortium?

The Global Consortium for eHealth Interoperability enables national governmental agencies, health systems and their stakeholders to leverage emerging interoperability standards and the latest implementation guidance to achieve better, lower-cost health outcomes by decreasing barriers and accelerating the rapid, coordinated, efficient deployment of next-generation, API-based interoperable standards.

  • Unique in the healthcare industry, the Consortium convenes stakeholders around the world to share validated, scalable interoperability best practices at the point of care to:
  • Support the implementation of safe, usable and effective health data standards
  • Accelerate the development and adoption of secure and open standards-based APIs
  • Define an on-ramp for exchange via APIs
  • Facilitate the establishment of implementation communities around the world

Who do we support?

National government agencies; health systems and their associated clinicians; non-governmental organizations such as standards development organizations; industry and patient-focused, caused-based associations; and market suppliers such as IT software/hardware and medical device developers are welcome to participate in the Consortium.

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With shared vision and collective action, anything is possible

Together, let’s take on the challenges and complexities of delivering healthcare.

One movement. Driven by possibility.

Together, we can activate digital health efficiency and innovation at the point of care and beyond. The consortium will act as a coordinating point for the global healthcare community to help accelerate the adoption of next-generation, API-based standards to support increased interoperability around the world.