Deloitte-audit, consulting, tax, and advisory services company-announced the results of its Radical Interoperability survey, conducted by the Deloitte Center for Health Solutions.
The report provides insights for healthcare stakeholders that want to emerge as a leader in their use of data and analytics in the future of health. This includes the need to prioritize interoperability at the leadership level; developing a bold investment strategy that focuses on strategic, future-looking opportunities; and leveraging the coming compliance, privacy, and security regulations as a key catalyst to drive enterprise momentum.
The report identifies that while regulations are one of the biggest drivers (47%) for broader interoperability, value-based care is the greatest driver (51%) in this pursuit. Furthermore, a recognition of consumer demand for transparency and access-particularly among younger generations-is one of the top drivers (41%).
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