November 06, 2019 Care coordination and interoperability between health data strengthens levels of care and reduces healthcare costs. Click here to read more by Christopher Jason via EHRIntelligence.com
Interoperability proposals could push HIEs toward new services As HHS gears up to finalize long-awaited rules on interoperability and information-blocking, much of the industry has focused on their likelihood to spur development of new patient-facing apps. But the rules will also open new opportunities for some long-standing interoperability players: health information exchanges. Click here to […]
By Greg Slabodkin November 05, 2019, 11:00 p.m. EST As the healthcare industry seeks to achieve seamless nationwide interoperability, the Strategic Health Information Exchange Collaborative—representing HIEs across the country—sees itself as a critical component of the enabling infrastructure. Click here to read the full article by Greg Slabodkin via HealthDataManagement.com
Angie Bass Named on Modern Healthcare’s Top 25 Emerging Leaders List Columbia, MO October 17, 2019 – Angie Bassis among Modern Healthcare’s 2019 class of Top 25 Emerging Leaders (formerly Up and Comers). Modern Healthcare, the leader in healthcare business news, research and data, annually honors emerging leaders, all age 40 or under, who have […]
Missouri Health Connection and Care Directives form partnership to streamline the sharing of advanced care planning documents. Columbia, MO and Murrieta, CA—October 9, 2019 —Missouri Health Connection (MHC), the Midwest health information exchange (HIE), proudly announces today they have formed a connected community partnership with Care Directives; a provider of cloud-based solutions for exchanging advanced […]
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Plenty of questions remain following the announcement this week that The Sequoia Project has been designated as TEFCA’s RCE Click here to read the full story by Rajiv Leventhal via hcinnovationgroup.com
Despite the federal government spending more than $36 billion to get providers to adopt electronic health records, data is trapped in siloes which is hindering the industry’s transition to value-based care. Click here to read more by Greg Slabodkin via HealthDataManagement.com
The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) today announced that The Sequoia Project has been awarded a cooperative agreement to serve as the Recognized Coordinating Entity (RCE). The RCE will be responsible for developing, updating, implementing, and maintaining the Common Agreement component of the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA). […]
The health histories of some 20 million people in Kansas and Missouri, compiled in “comprehensive health records,” will be shared across state lines, according to a recent data sharing agreement. Click here to read more by Seth Augenstein via Inside Digital Health
