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Public sources · Not advice · No PHI

Niche: digital health / imaging / clinical apps · Lens: buyer & implementation stakeholder CI · Date: 2026-09-28

Executive summary (public excerpt)

For vendors selling imaging or clinical-app software into US health systems, public sources describe across-functional buying coalition: CIOs (and related technology executives) often hold final sign-off when solutions integrate or share data; CMIOs/CNIOs and clinical leaders shape clinical-app evaluation and adoption; CISOs / security and privacy teams gate vendor risk; finance and operations join for ROI and workflow fit. Epic-related paths emphasize federated customer control, SMART on FHIR / standards-based APIs, and optional Showroom / Connection Hub listing after a live customer connection. Recurring evaluation themes in public standards and vendor-risk materials include interoperability (FHIR, US Core / USCDI, DICOM/IHE for imaging), security assurance (SOC 2–class evidence, HITRUST CSF assessments for third parties, NIST CSF outcomes), HIPAA BAA / privacy controls, and clinician workflow / usability.

Limitation: Health-system org charts and RFP scorecards vary widely; this pack synthesizespublic role and criteria themes and does not map any named health system’s private procurement process.

Details and sources follow. This is not advice.

Method flavor

Public web only (WebSearch / WebFetch). Primary standards and vendor portals preferred; secondary sources labeled. No PHI. No employer-confidential materials.

This excerpt is illustrative. It is not a case study, not a performance claim, and not advice. Full pack is not republished on this site.

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