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The following is a guest article by Jolie Ritzo, VP of Strategy and Network Engagement at Civitas Networks for HealthHealthdata management in 2024 is both intricate and complex. Here are some of the most exciting and challenging aspects of both exchanging and using comprehensive healthdata this year and ahead.
Effective Health Information Exchange (HIE) requires a secure and reliable Health Information Service Provider (HISP) infrastructure to provide HIPAA-compliant delivery of healthcare information. As the industry standard, Direct Secure Messaging continues to expand nationally.
—Matt Doyle @EpicShares #HIMSS23 #RealTalk #TEFCA pic.twitter.com/NtV2inP8Bq — CommonWell Health Alliance (@CommonWell) April 18, 2023 It’s become clear to me that exchanging healthcare data is going to include multiple layers. There’s no one solution that will solve the healthdata sharing problem.
#HealthPolicyValentines [link] — Jared Jeffery (@Jk_Jeffery) February 12, 2024 One more…I promise: Roses are red, data is blue, Computers are fun, But MeaningfulUse sucks without you. Less fragmented healthdata. Telephone lines to HIEs, to @CarequalityNet & QHINs. What does that mean for patients?
We spoke a bit about the TEFCA — the interoperability framework proposed by ONC under the 21st Century Cures Act — which is intended to create a framework of trust that will ensure that healthcare records can be transferred and used in creation of longitudinal records for everyone. Health Care Law and Consulting.
We spoke a bit about the TEFCA — the interoperability framework proposed by ONC under the 21st Century Cures Act — which is intended to create a framework of trust that will ensure that healthcare records can be transferred and used in creation of longitudinal records for everyone. Health Care Law and Consulting.
With TEFCA, Designated QHINs are the dynamic force in the seamless sharing of healthdata among healthcare industry providers and organizations to improve patient outcomes. We believe TEFCA will lead to additional exchange partners and eventually will support additional use cases beyond queries for treatment and individual access.
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