Policy
maggie.chan
Thu, 09/08/2022 – 15:45
Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement
The Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) fulfills a critical requirement of the Cures Act. ONC received more than 100 comments during the public comment period from a wide range of stakeholders.
Information Blocking
Information blocking is a practice by a healthcare “actor” except as required by law or specified in an information blocking exception, that is likely to interfere with the access, exchange, or use of electronic health information.
Interoperability 2030
In May 2021, ONC launched Health Interoperability Outcomes 2030 to engage the public and seek out aspirational, achievable, and measurable “Interoperability Outcome Statements” for 2030. ONC received over 700 submissions during the public comment period.
Advancing Interoperability with Medicaid
CMS, in coordination with ONC, has created a series of toolkits and resources for Medicaid (Health Home State Plan Amendment, 1115 Demonstrations, and programs that advance Home and Community Based Services) that are focused on health information exchange, health IT, and interoperability.
Health IT Certification Program
The ONC Health IT Certification Program is a voluntary program that helps ensure that current and future technologies are developed with interoperability in mind. A list of certified health IT is maintained through the Certified Health IT Products List.
Policy
maggie.chan
Thu, 09/08/2022 – 15:45
Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement
The Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) fulfills a critical requirement of the Cures Act. ONC received more than 100 comments during the public comment period from a wide range of stakeholders.
Information Blocking
Information blocking is a practice by a healthcare “actor” except as required by law or specified in an information blocking exception, that is likely to interfere with the access, exchange, or use of electronic health information.
Interoperability 2030
In May 2021, ONC launched Health Interoperability Outcomes 2030 to engage the public and seek out aspirational, achievable, and measurable “Interoperability Outcome Statements” for 2030. ONC received over 700 submissions during the public comment period.
Advancing Interoperability with Medicaid
CMS, in coordination with ONC, has created a series of toolkits and resources for Medicaid (Health Home State Plan Amendment, 1115 Demonstrations, and programs that advance Home and Community Based Services) that are focused on health information exchange, health IT, and interoperability.
Health IT Certification Program
The ONC Health IT Certification Program is a voluntary program that helps ensure that current and future technologies are developed with interoperability in mind. A list of certified health IT is maintained through the Certified Health IT Products List.
Policy
maggie.chan
Thu, 09/08/2022 – 15:45
Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement
The Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) fulfills a critical requirement of the Cures Act. ONC received more than 100 comments during the public comment period from a wide range of stakeholders.
Information Blocking
Information blocking is a practice by a healthcare “actor” except as required by law or specified in an information blocking exception, that is likely to interfere with the access, exchange, or use of electronic health information.
Interoperability 2030
In May 2021, ONC launched Health Interoperability Outcomes 2030 to engage the public and seek out aspirational, achievable, and measurable “Interoperability Outcome Statements” for 2030. ONC received over 700 submissions during the public comment period.
Advancing Interoperability with Medicaid
CMS, in coordination with ONC, has created a series of toolkits and resources for Medicaid (Health Home State Plan Amendment, 1115 Demonstrations, and programs that advance Home and Community Based Services) that are focused on health information exchange, health IT, and interoperability.
Health IT Certification Program
The ONC Health IT Certification Program is a voluntary program that helps ensure that current and future technologies are developed with interoperability in mind. A list of certified health IT is maintained through the Certified Health IT Products List.
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