Russell Leftwich, MD
With an engineering background and over 20 years of medical practice, Dr. Russell Leftwich is Senior Clinical Advisor, Interoperability, for InterSystems and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. He is board certified in internal medicine and clinical informatics.
Follow him on Twitter at @DocOnFHIR.
Looking to 2018: How the newest innovations are reliant on a tried-and-true standard
2017 was a year of innovation in healthcare, and that innovation has meant one thing: more data. In fact, some...
Read MoreIs Health IT Really Ready for a FHIR Takeover?
Thirty years ago, interoperability was a lot simpler. If you could exchange data between two IT systems, you had interoperability....
Read MoreFHIRside Chat: And Now, the Difficult Questions
In this second in a two-part blog conversation, two physicians – Russell Leftwich, MD, InterSystems Senior Clinical Advisor, Interoperability, and...
Read MoreFHIRside Chat: Two Doctors See New Future Enabled by FHIR, Part 1
Two physicians working at the intersection of healthcare and technology recently chatted about what FHIR will mean to practitioners at...
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FHIRside Chat: The Maturity Journey
The shift in focus from EHR adoption to interoperability has been accompanied by interest in rating the maturity of standards....
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Semantic Interoperability, or My Semester Living with an Undocumented Alien
As a not-very-athletic freshman engineering student at Arizona State University, I spent my first semester living in an athletic dorm....
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