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Healthcare has invested heavily in modernization, interoperability mandates, and regulatory programs, yet fragmentation persists across data, systems, jurisdictions, clinical and research operations, quality initiatives, and workflows. 

Interoperability is not just about moving data. It requires alignment across three interconnected layers: data, processes, and knowledge. 

When IT architecture supports only one or two of these layers — or relies on multiple proprietary vendors with manual reconciliation across systems — operational risk and fragility increase at scale. More importantly, the investment in each layer fails to compound across the others.