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The Arizona Health Interoperability Council
Publications & Reports

An evolving library of interoperability guidance

The council's body of work translates dense standards and policy into resources Arizona's stakeholders can actually use — from newcomer primers to position papers. It is a living library, added to as the interoperability landscape changes.

An evolving library of interoperability guidance
Arizona
Standards-first, vendor-neutral, cited
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Standards-first, vendor-neutral, cited

Everything the council publishes starts from a published standard and is written to be useful to non-specialists without sacrificing technical accuracy. We name no products, take no paid placements, and cite our sources so readers can verify and go deeper.

Because the council is in an active authority-building phase, this page describes the types of work we produce and how to follow it. As pieces are released, they appear in our articles and news streams and are indexed here.

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Types of publications

The council's library spans several formats, each serving a different reader and a different depth of need.

01

Primers

Newcomer-friendly introductions to a single topic — for example, our HL7 & FHIR primer — designed to get a non-specialist oriented quickly.

02

Explainers

Focused, plain-language pieces that answer a specific 'how does this work' question about exchange, consent, devices, or supply.

03

Position papers

Considered statements on interoperability questions where the council takes a standards-grounded view, with the reasoning made transparent.

04

Implementation guidance

Practical notes for stakeholders connecting to the exchange or aligning to a standard, framed neutrally rather than as a product recommendation.

05

Glossaries & reference

Reference material — including our glossary of health-IT terms — that keeps vocabulary consistent across Arizona's stakeholders.

06

Annual interoperability landscape

A periodic look at the state of health-data exchange in Arizona: what's progressing, what's stuck, and where standards are heading.

How to access and subscribe

Following and requesting the library

The council's publications are intended to be openly useful. To be notified as new primers, explainers, and the annual landscape are released — or to request guidance on a specific interoperability topic for your organization — get in touch through our contact page and tell us what you're working on.

We do not gate educational material behind a sale, and we do not share contact details with any vendor. Requests simply help us understand what Arizona's stakeholders need next.

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