A couple of modern ads from the US Department of Health and Humanitarian Services explains that agencies are working to help service providers and motivation to reduce data exchange burden and enable registered medical care to better manage their chronic conditions.
RFI to enhance data exchange
On Tuesday, the Assistant Secretary of Technology Policy/National Coordinator Office (ASTP/ONC) announced health information technology and Medicare & Medicaid (CMS) Request information To help provide a smooth, safe and consecutive infrastructure around the patient, which ensures that health information is not closed in silos and a safe flow to patients and service providers.
RFI from CMS and ASTP/ONC ask the audience about how to use technology to help them make better informed health decisions and increase the interview of health data in all stakeholders.
“We are building a future as the elderly and families enjoy the digital tools they need within their reach – the tools that help them make enlightened options, manage chronic conditions and stay in good health,” said Stephanie -Carlton, Chief of Staff CMS and Vice President, in A. statement.
“The government must be an incentive, not an obstacle, to unleash the American innovation in the field of health care,” she added.
Specifically, the agencies require inputs of patients, care providers, service providers, motivation, technology developers and other stakeholders on how:
- Pushing and adopting the applications of digital health management and care for care.
- Promote inter -operating and safe access to healthy data through open standards.
- Identify the barriers that prevent the exchange of smooth health information across systems.
- Reducing the administrative burden while speeding up progress towards value -based care, which focuses on the patient.
“CMS and ASTP/ONC want to continue to build on the current policy framework to pay widespread accreditation for health management applications and care for care, reduce barriers that prevent data access and exchange, and realize the potential of modern innovations in health care that enhance better health results and accelerate progress in the city’s health health system, in RFI.
The general suspension period will be opened until June 16.
FHIR APIS Circular Consider Care
Previously, HHS was Inform The Da Vinci International Project report, which was initially published on January 17 but part of the organizational freezing that started on January 20, was re -released for publication. The report includes the test results from the use of operating resources standards for the fast health care of the approved healthy level for use under the exceptions of HIPAA privacy.
patriotic Feeling fueled by FHIR Applications It can significantly reduce the burden associated with the exchange of healthy data, according to the participants in the HL7 programs that conduct different tests.
Health systems have used the clinical data exchange specifications developed by the Da Vinci project from HL7 to create a FHIR data platform, and a CMS approved exception, allowing Da Vinci members to test the alternative.
instead of HIPAA standards To obtain a referral certificate, they used the exchange methods shown in an implementation guide that supports the previous license for HL7 FHIR and the HL7 FHir IG coverage requirements for their previous transactions and confirm eligibility under a health plan, according to the agency, according to the agency Notice April 29 was published.
Over the past few years, CMS has sought to modify HIPAA to support previous claims TransactionsSimplification of management between the motivations and service providers and thus reduce the delay in patient care.
Da Vinci participants found that HL7 FHir alternative standards have greatly improved the process compared to the current standards, as HL7 said in A. Blog Last November.
The Foundation said that two participants, Regnes, motivated, and a multi -headquartered health system in Washington, tested the exchange of data using a FHIR standard for the application programming interface, while dozens of service providers and other partners tested it during the HL7 communication events.
Using FHIR Applications, Rigence and Multical achieved at least 140 % improvement at a time when it took it to complete individual transactions to a point.
“Our project has proven that the gains are competent to use this [FHIR] Anna Taylor, Vice President of the Health Health Company in Multicare, in the HL7 blog, said that the workflow over anything else is available on the market today.
Taylor pointed out that the implementation of the exchange through FHIR Applications took about a week.
Through the Da Vinci separate Trebucheet project, Regence, Multical and other organizations test Using FHIR applications to exchange data through qualified health information networks under A reliable exchange framework and a joint agreement.
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