Data exchange between the customers and the physicians

Introduction

In the health care setting, there is a high need for data exchange between the

customers and the physicians to improve the quality of care. The existing traditional and

technological solutions have inadequacies that require integration and improvements to

enhance data exchange. These advancements include the dire need for the provision of real-

time and cost-effective services to all the stakeholders. This paper seeks to analyze the

current challenges in the interoperability of consumer data access in health care. The research

will provide solutions to existing problems in the health care setting. Recommendation and

conclusion reveal the importance of electronic health records in dealing with rags in

consumer data access interoperability.

Elements of the problem

With the rising digital revolution in the health care setting, organizations are

continually experiencing challenges with data management. For instance, there is insecurity,

loss of records, and duplicate records, which detereriates care delivery. Despite the

advantages of technology in health care, there is a gap existing based on data access and

exchange. Such concerns are crucial yet challenging for the medical [roviders to fully

implement. Braunstein (2019) identifies that patient’s data’s trust and safety is a significant

challenge facing medical providers. Therefore, the interoperability of data access is a

significant problem in health care that requires adequate research.

The health care industry consists of standards that require the implementation of

information technology techniques that do not harm patients. Challenges arise when the

medical provider seeks to enforce the standards in the care setting. Interoperability comprises

coordinating the stakeholders, ending information blocking, and involvement of the patients

(Oyeyemi and Scott, 2018). The system should identify the patients without biases and