According to HIMSS, interoperability is "the ability of different information systems, devices and applications (systems) to access, exchange, integrate and cooperatively use data in a coordinated manner, within and across organizational, regional and national boundaries, to provide timely and seamless portability of information and optimize the health of individuals and populations globally." Tune in to hear HealthcareNow Radio hosts and their guests discuss the latest in interoperability.

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Episode 61  The Hidden Equity Gap: How Outdated Tech Hurts Healthcare Access with Bevey Miner

On this episode host Raj Sundar delves into the critical topic of fax machines and their surprising impact on health equity with Bevey Miner, a seasoned expert in healthcare technology. Drawing from over two decades of experience, Bevey illuminates the complexities of healthcare data sharing and the disparities marginalized communities face due to outdated technologies like fax machines. We explore the challenges of interoperability, the necessity of structured data for meaningful analytics, and the importance of tech equity in bridging the gaps in healthcare access and outcomes. From discussing digital cloud faxing solutions to advocating for policy changes, we highlight the intersection of technology and health equity, urging for a unified approach to data sharing that includes all healthcare providers and patients.

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Healthcare for Humans: The Hidden Equity Gap: How Outdated Tech Hurts HC Access w/ Bevey Miner

Episode 47: HIMSS25 Recap

On this special HIMSS25 recap episode of The Dish on Health IT, host Tony Schueth, CEO of Point-of-Care Partners (POCP), is joined by co-hosts Brian Bamberger, POCP’s Life Sciences Lead, and Vanessa Candelora, Senior Consultant and Program Manager of the HL7 Gravity Project. Together, they break down the biggest themes from the conference, covering interoperability, artificial intelligence (AI), FHIR adoption, and the growing focus on improving data quality in healthcare innovation.

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The Dish: HIMSS25 Recap

Episode 48: Inside Peek at Kaiser Permanente’s Health IT Playbook

On this episode host and CEO of POCP, Tony Schueth and senior consultant & payer interoperability expert, Kendra Obrist, sit down with Rob Alger, SVP of Health Plan Technology at Kaiser Permanente, for a candid and sweeping conversation about payer interoperability, AI, FHIR, and the realities of health IT innovation at scale.

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The Dish: Inside Peek at Kaiser Permanente’s Health IT Playbook

S2E10: TEFCA Update -What CIO’s and CISO’s Should Know

Host: Frank Cutitta
Guest: Anthony Murray, Chief Interoperability Officer, MRO

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Health Stealth Radio: Anthony Murray, Chief Interoperability Officer, at MRO

Episode 72 Honoring Culture in Care: Filipino Values in Healthcare (Part 2)

On this episode they explore the complexities of trust, cultural values, and intergenerational dynamics within the Filipino community, especially in accessing mental health and healthcare services. They discuss how deep-rooted traditions like family obligation, community support, and the stigma surrounding mental health influence care-seeking behaviors across generations. Through community-driven initiatives like Little Manila Rising, they highlight how culturally rooted, trauma-informed approaches—such as engaging churches, honoring ancestral spaces, and providing culturally competent care—foster healing, advocacy, and stronger relationships between healthcare providers and the community.

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Healthcare for Humans: Honoring Culture in Care: Filipino Values in Healthcare (Part 2)

Episode 73 Trust, Culture, and Healing in Pediatric Refugee Care ft. Dr. Anisa Ibrahim

On this episode host Raj Sundar explores the challenges and deep rewards of providing care to newly arrived refugee and immigrant families, guided by the insights of Dr. Anisa Ibrahim, an experienced pediatrician and community advocate. They unpack the art of truly welcoming families, emphasizing the power of listening to migration histories, honoring cultural backgrounds, and recognizing that parents are the experts in their children’s lives. They delve into sensitive topics like nutrition, developmental delays, mental health, and environmental health risks, learning practical tools for culturally attuned dialogue and persistent partnership. Through stories and reflections, they highlight why culturally responsive care matters—not just for medical outcomes but for trust, resilience, and healing across diverse communities.

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Healthcare for Humans: Trust, Culture, and Healing in Pediatric Refugee Care ft. Dr. Anisa Ibrahim

What are the issues that need to be addressed at the "last mile of interoperability?" On this episode Jim welcomes Laura Young of Converge Health for a discussion on challenges and best practices as we swim through the choppy seas of patient-centric data.

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The Tate Chronicles: Laura Young of Converge Health

Episode 74 What If Your Patient's Faith Is Their Best "Medicine"? ft. Dr. Cat Delostrinos

On this episode host Raj Sundar explores the deeply personal and often overlooked connection between spirituality and health, especially within immigrant and refugee communities. Dr. Cat Delestrinos, a pediatrician and Filipino immigrant, shares moving stories from her own life and medical practice—particularly her son’s health journey—to illustrate how faith and spiritual practices can play a vital role in resilience, healing, and coping with fear. They discuss practical ways clinicians can better recognize and respect patients’ spiritual beliefs, how to open conversations about faith without imposing personal beliefs, and why understanding the spiritual dimension is critical for meaningful, holistic care.

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Healthcare for Humans: What If Your Patient's Faith Is Their Best "Medicine"? Dr. Cat Delostrinos

Episode 75 You Are the Servant: Redefining Medicine Through Indigenous Wisdom ft. Dr. Lonnie Nelson

On this episode host Raj Sundar sits down with Dr. Lonnie Nelson, a clinical psychologist and member of the Cherokee Indians, to explore the importance of centering Native communities in healthcare research and practice. We learn about how Lonnie’s personal experiences with family health challenges shaped his professional journey, and how he reframes common clinical approaches to focus on culture, self-determination, and relational trust. They dive deep into the role of "culture as medicine," uncovering how traditional practices and genuine human connection can foster healing far beyond what Western medicine often recognizes. They also discuss Lonnie’s work addressing health disparities, brain health research in urban Native elders, and the need to move away from transactional, role-based healthcare toward true person-centered care.

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Healthcare for Humans: Redefining Medicine Through Indigenous Wisdom ft. Dr. Lonnie Nelson

Host Dr. Jay Anders welcomes Dr. Steven Lane, primary care physician and Chief Medical Officer for Health Gorilla, a certified TEFCA QHIN. They explore the challenges and progress made in interoperability, AI's role in healthcare, and why data quality and patient identiy must be trusted. 

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Tell Me Where IT Hurts: Dr. Steven Lane, CMO for Health Gorilla, Certified TEFCA QHIN

Episode 76 Congo: When History Walks into Your Exam Room

On this episode host Raj Sundar sits down with Jean Jacques, physician, community organizer to explore how the long and complex history of the Democratic Republic of Congo—including colonialism, resource-driven conflict, and trauma—shapes the healthcare experience of Congolese immigrants and refugees in the U.S. They talk through the diversity of Congolese identities, languages, and traditions, and examine how food, faith, and community form the backbone of cultural resilience, even as new challenges like diabetes, hypertension, and mental health stigma emerge after resettlement. Our conversation highlights practical advice for clinicians—from building trust and acknowledging trauma to asking about family and respecting cultural foodways—while also discussing the vital role of Congolese churches and grassroots organizations in healing and navigating the American healthcare system.

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Healthcare for Humans: Congo: When History Walks into Your Exam Room

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