Nephrology Data Standards and Interoperability: Current State Assessment
Mon, August 24 @ 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT
Join HHS, the American Society of Nephrology, and leaders from across the kidney care community for the first in a three-part series exploring opportunities to improve health data interoperability across the kidney patient journey.
This interactive session will bring together patients, clinicians, researchers, dialysis providers, transplant and organ procurement experts, and federal and industry stakeholders to examine what kidney care data is exchanged today, where important gaps remain, and what we can do about them. We’ll focus on practical, high-priority opportunities to improve data standards and exchange for chronic kidney disease and dialysis care and gather community input to help shape the path forward.
What We’ll Cover
- The HHS perspective: Why kidney data standards and interoperability matter
- From the front lines: Nephrologists discuss real-world data needs and challenges
- Across the kidney journey: Rapid perspectives from patients, CKD, dialysis, transplant, and organ procurement
- Where are the gaps? What data do stakeholders need that isn’t readily available or exchanged today?
- From challenges to action: Interactive discussions to identify priority opportunities for improving CKD and dialysis interoperability
Be part of the conversation. Your experience and perspective can help identify the data challenges that matter most and inform future priorities for kidney health interoperability.
Also attending the August 31st session? Please register separately for that event.