Healthcare IT Insights

Practical guidance for integration, interoperability, and safer change

This hub collects JTX IT’s long-form insights based on patterns we see across real healthcare environments in New Zealand and APAC. The goal is simple: clear options, clear risks, and clear next steps for teams working across clinical systems, integration engines, data platforms, and cloud.

FHIR integration in healthcare

FHIR Healthcare Integration: Architecture That Holds Up

A decision‑maker view of where FHIR adds value, where it introduces risk, and how to govern interoperability without breaking clinical workflows.

  • Governance and profiling
  • Security and access control
  • Sustainable API models
HL7 vs FHIR in healthcare

HL7 vs FHIR: What Actually Works in Hospitals

A pragmatic comparison of HL7 and FHIR based on how hospitals actually operate, not how standards are marketed.

  • Event vs API trade‑offs
  • Operational coexistence
  • Safe transition paths
Healthcare data migration risks

Healthcare Data Migration: Risks That Impact Clinical Care

Why healthcare migrations fail in practice, how clinical risk emerges, and what governance is required to survive go‑live.

  • Clinical data safety
  • Cutover and rollback
  • Validation and assurance
TrakCare integration and InterSystems

PAS & EMR Integration: TrakCare, InterSystems, and Reality

Integration realities around PAS and EMR platforms, including environment strategy, testing, and long‑term ownership.

  • PAS / EMR boundaries
  • Environment strategy
  • Release and test control
Healthcare integration architecture

Healthcare Integration Architecture: What Survives Reality

A real‑world architecture view covering engines, APIs, eventing, security, and the run‑state models that hold up under pressure.

  • Reference patterns
  • Ownership and auditability
  • Run‑state operations

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