国外跨系统互联互通公共服务：提升效率，简化流程

Cross-system interoperable public services in foreign countries refer to the ability of different public systems to connect and communicate with each other seamlessly, allowing for the seamless delivery of public services to citizens across various platforms and systems. This requires a high degree of coordination and collaboration between different government agencies and departments, as well as the implementation of common standards and protocols to facilitate interoperability. Some examples of cross-system interoperable public services in foreign countries include online tax filing systems that integrate with banking and financial systems, e-government portals that allow citizens to access and manage their public services from a single platform, and healthcare systems that allow for the sharing of patient data across different providers and institutions.