Healthcare interoperability is essential for ensuring that patient data can be accessed and shared among healthcare professionals and institutions while maintaining data accuracy, privacy, and security. It helps reduce redundant data entry, enhances care coordination, supports evidence-based decision-making, and fosters innovation in healthcare delivery.

• Improve care coordination and patient outcomes.
• Reduce administrative tasks and costs.
• Enhance patient safety by reducing errors.
• Speed up diagnosis and treatment decisions.
• Support telehealth and remote monitoring.
• Enable data analytics and medical research.
• Empower patients through access to their data.
• Aid in public health initiatives and compliance.
• Foster innovation in healthcare technologies.
• Increase healthcare access, especially in remote areas.