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Re-imagining Care Delivery: The Power of Technology
Disruption, reinvention, and growth ---- the healthcare industry is experiencing unprecedented transformation. From how appointments are booked to how care is delivered and payments are processed, the times they are a-changin.’ A video recording of the webinar can be found here.
How HIEs Access Federal Funding and Expand Their Exchange
Under the CMS guidance for funding health information exchange (HIE) activities, many HIEs are eligible for 90% Federal Matching Funds (90/10) through The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) passed in 2009.
Survey Results are In! Current State of Progress Towards Achieving True Interoperability
Join this webinar and learn NEW findings in the current state of progress towards achieving data sharing and cross-system interoperability. Hear how payers and providers are using technology to achieve patient centered care, and working toward achieving data sharing and cross-system interoperability. To register go to: https://cc.readytalk.com/r/i6w9vsnfb1lw&eom This educational webinar is supported by GE Healthcare Digital.
FHIR and the Future of Interoperability
The ability to exchange healthcare information between systems is important to achieve the triple aim – better heath for individuals, better care for populations, and greater cost efficiency in care. In 2012, a new version of the HL7 standard emerged for information exchange: Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®). This webinar will explore how FHIR® facilitates easier exchange of healthcare data between systems in a straightforward yet secure manner.
Evolve from Master Patient Index to Identity Interoperability
The job of matching patient identities is becoming more difficult than ever before because of 5 major trends: 1. External data exchange 2. Patient engagement through portals and personal health record (PHR) apps 3. Analytics for PopHealth and outcome optimization 4. Innovative new applications and devices 5. Hospital consolidation Because of these trends, we can no longer rely solely on “indexing” patients in an MPI to match patient identities. Indexing was successful in the past because MPIs operated in an environment of few software systems that were controlled by one organization.
Committee on Interoperability
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Clinical and Population Risk Health Insurance Exchanges and Beyond
A massive amount of data and a robust information technology infrastructure will be required to not only develop the online marketplaces, but also actively maintain them moving forward. This paper provides a brief background on insurance exchanges, and explores how big data can be leveraged to support new populations, adapt to new market dynamics, improve quality and comply with new regulations.
Download2005 Health Information Exchange Survey Report
A number of states, regions and communities across the U.S. are mobilizing healthcare information across organizations to improve health and healthcare through multi-stakeholder collaborative efforts. These initiatives involve a broad range of participants, including hospitals and other healthcare providers, physician practices, health plans, employers and other healthcare purchasers, laboratories, pharmacies, public health agencies, state and local governmental agencies, and most importantly, patients. In May 2005, the eHealth Initiative Foundation (eHI) launched its Second Annual Survey of State, Regional and Community-based Health Information Exchange Initiatives and Organizations. Responses from 109 health information exchange (HIE) efforts are included in our analysis of survey results. The survey includes questions about goals, objectives and functionality; organizational and governance models; financing and sustainability; policies for information-sharing; legal issues; and technical strategies. Self-reported information from the 109 initiatives across 45 states and the District of Columbia is a significant representation of the collective voice of the health information exchange community. This report documents the emerging trends, issues and challenges facing this community across the U.S.
2011 HIE Survey Results
The results from this year’s 2011 Report on Health
The Evolving Nature of Accountable Care: Results from the 2015 ACO Survey
To better understand the growth and development of ACOs and assess their use of health IT, eHealth Initiative and Premier, Inc. have surveyed public and commercial ACOs for the last three years. This report details findings from the 2015 survey, which focused on interoperability and data use among ACOs.