Research Results Published: More Apps are Integrating with EHRs
New ONC research shows a more than 20% rise in the number of apps that […]
New ONC research shows a more than 20% rise in the number of apps that […]
Transitions of care (e.g. from a nursing home to an emergency department) are often difficult, […]
In 2018, the United States was at a turning point with respect to the adoption […]
The best way to gather information is by going straight to the source. That’s exactly […]
Patients with behavioral health conditions are often dually-burdened with chronic physical health conditions. Consequently, providers caring for these patients must coordinate their care to get the best possible health outcomes. The lack of reliable health information exchange and integration of health data across care settings can inhibit this essential care coordination. For example, individuals may face duplicative tests, medication errors, or gaps in care at critical moments.
We all know what it’s like to get forms completed with all the right information (and to get it done quickly!), and patients seeking determinations on their eligibility for Social Security Disability Insurance know this all too well. Patients and providers often spend significant time and resources retrieving, reviewing, copying, and transmitting relevant medical records. The Department of Health and Human Services and the Social Security Administration (SSA) are taking on the challenge to improve this process through the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement™ (TEFCA™).
It currently takes roughly 200 days for an initial Social Security Disability claim to be processed. However, by leveraging the scale and connectivity of TEFCA, government agencies will be able to get the information they need faster to improve key services such as Social Security Disability Insurance.
To promote and support the consistent development and implementation of the Health Level Seven (HL7®) […]
Learn about the TEFCA™ priorities and plans throughout the end of 2025. Additionally, in connection to these priorities, we’ve released a new FAQ addressing developers of certified health IT and QHIN choice.
Today, ONC is pleased to announce two demonstration sites selected for Sync for Genes Phase 4. […]