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Achieving Interoperability in Primary Care in Canada: A Stakeholder Analysis Study.

Jorge Telchi¹, Miguel Terrones¹, Aziz Guergachi¹

¹Department of Information Technology Management, Ted Rogers School of Management, Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto, ON, Canada.

Studies in Health Technology and Informatics

|February 19, 2025

Summary

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Achieving primary care electronic medical record (EMR) interoperability in Canada requires cross-sector collaboration. Vendors, providers, and government must work together to enable real-time data sharing and improve healthcare delivery.

Keywords:

Canada Electronic Medical Records Governance Health Data Sharing Health Information Exchange Healthcare Interest holders Interoperability Primary Care Stakeholder Analysis

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Health Services Research
Technology Management

Background:

Canada's healthcare system faces challenges: technological evolution, increased demand, clinician burnout, and rising costs.
Interoperability of primary care electronic medical records (EMRs) is essential for real-time data sharing and informed decision-making.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze stakeholder requirements for achieving interoperability in primary care EMRs.
To identify key contributions from various stakeholders, including providers, vendors, government, researchers, and technology partners.

Main Methods:

Utilized an adapted House of Quality matrix to map stakeholder contributions.
Analyzed requirements for interoperability within the Canadian healthcare context.

Main Results:

Cross-sector collaboration is crucial for successful EMR interoperability.
Vendors are key to providing technological solutions, while providers and government ensure clinical and policy alignment.
Coordinated governance is vital for driving value across the healthcare ecosystem.

Conclusions:

Successful EMR interoperability hinges on strategic partnerships and shared responsibilities among all healthcare stakeholders.
Addressing interoperability challenges will enhance data sharing, support decision-making, and improve overall healthcare system efficiency.
A collaborative approach is necessary to navigate technological changes and meet the growing demands on Canada's healthcare system.