FHIR is like plumbing. You're probably thinking of your organization as everything behind your firewall and there's a few public access slight points and whatnot. But think about your EHR in terms of where it’s touching and where your plumbing is going.

Kevin Maloy, MD, MedStar

As CIO now and not MD, instead of slamming my head against a wall for 15 patients, I can try and fix things so that nobody has to slam their head against the wall.

Stephanie Lahr, MD, Monument Health

In networking, it's really complicated to try to track the flow from an application server to a web server, to a database server. If you're not using software, you're bound to have inefficient processes and create error results.

Brian Lancaster, Nebraska Medicine