IN THIS ISSUE
- ONC Privacy Policy Snapshot Challenge Winners Webinar
- Trusted Exchange Framework & Common Agreement Kick Off Meeting
- ONC Advancing Interoperability for Social Determinants of Health
- Beyond Boundaries: ONC’s 2017 Technical Interoperability Forum
- Success Story: Rhode Island Quality Institute Transitions of Care
- Success Story: Delaware Health Information Network Transitions of Care
- Proposed Interoperability Standards Measurement Framework Open for Public Comment
ONC Privacy Policy Snapshot Challenge Winners Webinar
In June, ONC announced the winners of the Privacy Policy Snapshot Challenge. The challenge called on designers, developers, and health data privacy experts to use the content from the Model Privacy Notice (MPN) template to create an online tool that could generate a user-friendly snapshot of a product’s privacy practices. Hear from each of the winners as they demonstrate and discuss their solutions.
In June, ONC announced the winners of the Privacy Policy Snapshot Challenge. The challenge called on designers, developers, and health data privacy experts to use the content from the Model Privacy Notice (MPN) template to create an online tool that could generate a user-friendly snapshot of a product’s privacy practices. Hear from each of the winners as they demonstrate and discuss their solutions.
Date & Time: Thursday, July 13, 2017 at 12:30-1:30 pm ET
Register: ONC Privacy Policy Snapshot Challenge Winners Webinar
Register: ONC Privacy Policy Snapshot Challenge Winners Webinar
Trusted Exchange Framework & Common Agreement Kick Off Meeting
On July 24th, ONC will host a workshop to gather information about successful network to network exchange of health information, as outlined in the 21st Century Cures Act. The workshop will be in-person and webcast, and is the first in a series of three. As part of the first meeting, ONC will share the results of a recent analysis of existing frameworks that support the interoperable flow of health information across disparate networks and supportive principles related to enabling trusted exchange nationally. Register today for the July 24th meeting!
On July 24th, ONC will host a workshop to gather information about successful network to network exchange of health information, as outlined in the 21st Century Cures Act. The workshop will be in-person and webcast, and is the first in a series of three. As part of the first meeting, ONC will share the results of a recent analysis of existing frameworks that support the interoperable flow of health information across disparate networks and supportive principles related to enabling trusted exchange nationally. Register today for the July 24th meeting!
ONC Advancing Interoperability for Social Determinants of Health
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, July 26, 2017 at 12pm - 4pm. That is when ONC will host the Advancing Interoperability for Social Determinants of Health Webinar to spur the development and use of health IT standards and structured data to represent existing Social Determinants of Health. Stay tuned for more information!
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, July 26, 2017 at 12pm - 4pm. That is when ONC will host the Advancing Interoperability for Social Determinants of Health Webinar to spur the development and use of health IT standards and structured data to represent existing Social Determinants of Health. Stay tuned for more information!
Beyond Boundaries: ONC’s 2017 Technical Interoperability Forum
Save the date! ONC is hosting a two-day, in-person only forum focusing on the technical aspects of interoperability on Tuesday, August 15, 2017 at 9:15 am – 5:30 pm ET and Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at 9:00 am – 1:00 pm ET in Washington, DC. More information will be provided in the next few weeks.
Save the date! ONC is hosting a two-day, in-person only forum focusing on the technical aspects of interoperability on Tuesday, August 15, 2017 at 9:15 am – 5:30 pm ET and Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at 9:00 am – 1:00 pm ET in Washington, DC. More information will be provided in the next few weeks.
Success Story: Rhode Island Quality Institute Transitions of Care
A data dashboard can help manage patients’ transitions of care. As part of ONC’s Advance Interoperable Health Information Exchange Program, Rhode Island Quality Institute (RIQI) developed a dashboard that eliminates care transition data flow challenges between hospitals and other providers. Read the Rhode Island Quality Institute Transitions of Care Success Story.
A data dashboard can help manage patients’ transitions of care. As part of ONC’s Advance Interoperable Health Information Exchange Program, Rhode Island Quality Institute (RIQI) developed a dashboard that eliminates care transition data flow challenges between hospitals and other providers. Read the Rhode Island Quality Institute Transitions of Care Success Story.
Success Story: Delaware Health Information Network Transitions of Care
Delaware Health Information Network (DHIN), the first statewide HIE in the nation, developed comprehensive, longitudinal patients records in the state. Their efforts, supported by ONC’s Advance Interoperable Health Information Exchange Program, ensure that Delaware residents’ information moves with them throughout the healthcare system. Read the Delaware Health Information Network Transitions of Care Success Story.
Delaware Health Information Network (DHIN), the first statewide HIE in the nation, developed comprehensive, longitudinal patients records in the state. Their efforts, supported by ONC’s Advance Interoperable Health Information Exchange Program, ensure that Delaware residents’ information moves with them throughout the healthcare system. Read the Delaware Health Information Network Transitions of Care Success Story.
Proposed Interoperability Standards Measurement Framework Open for Public Comment
ONC is looking for feedback on a proposed industry-wide measurement framework for assessing the implementation and use of health care interoperability standards and implementation specifications. Currently, the capabilities to measure and report on the use of standards vary significantly across the health IT ecosystem. This framework aims to help health IT developers, health information exchange organizations, and health care providers move towards a set of uniform measures to assess interoperability progress. Public comments on the Proposed Interoperability Standards Measurement Framework will be accepted until 5pm ET on Monday, July 31, 2017. Please note that comments and recommendations submitted as part of this process will be made public by ONC.
ONC is looking for feedback on a proposed industry-wide measurement framework for assessing the implementation and use of health care interoperability standards and implementation specifications. Currently, the capabilities to measure and report on the use of standards vary significantly across the health IT ecosystem. This framework aims to help health IT developers, health information exchange organizations, and health care providers move towards a set of uniform measures to assess interoperability progress. Public comments on the Proposed Interoperability Standards Measurement Framework will be accepted until 5pm ET on Monday, July 31, 2017. Please note that comments and recommendations submitted as part of this process will be made public by ONC.
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