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At 314e, we specialize in implementing cloud-based data applications and APIs that facilitate seamless integration and agile decision-making across the enterprise. Our solutions harness cutting-edge technology, robust processes, and human expertise to deliver self-service capabilities that drive innovation and business growth.
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Benefits of Data Applications & APIs
Scalability & Agility
Our solutions provide the ability to scale data storage and analysis capacity as needed. This ensures efficient expansion of storage, processing, and utilization of data insights, allowing organizations to adapt effortlessly to changing demands.
Enhanced Collaboration
We offer a centralized platform for accessing enterprise data and connecting shared information. This unified location streamlines access to critical data across the organization, enhancing collaboration and decision-making.
Rapid Cloud Deployment
Our streamlined process ensures rapid deployment of applications and APIs tailored to specific business use cases. This enables organizations to quickly leverage innovative solutions to meet their unique needs.
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Cloud Analytics
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Digital Transformation Initiatives
FHIR APIs
Frequently Asked Questions
APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) in healthcare allow communication and data sharing between different software systems. They help integrate various healthcare applications, making it easier to access and exchange patient information, streamline workflows, and improve the overall efficiency of healthcare services.
In an EMR (Electronic Medical Record) system, an API is a tool that enables different software applications to interact with the EMR. This allows for the exchange of patient data between the EMR and other healthcare applications, such as lab systems, billing systems, and patient portals, facilitating better coordination of care and improved patient outcomes.
FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) is not an API itself but a standard for exchanging healthcare information electronically. FHIR defines how data should be formatted and exchanged between systems, and APIs can be built using the FHIR standard to ensure compatibility and interoperability among different healthcare applications
The Google Healthcare API is used to securely manage, analyze, and share healthcare data. It allows healthcare providers and developers to store and access health data from various sources, including EHRs, imaging systems, and wearable devices. The API supports interoperability and integration, making it easier to develop health applications, conduct research, and improve patient care.