HIE

CHIME: Certify HIE Market for the Sake of Interoperability

April 18, 2013     Gabriel Perna
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In comments to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) recommended that the government explore ways to expand the concept of certification to the health information exchange (HIE) marketplace as a way to advance interoperability.

Kansas, Delaware Transmit Health Records Through Direct Messaging

March 19, 2013     Gabriel Perna
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Until recently, the exchange of patient records across state lines has typically happened between bordering states. The Delaware Health Information Network (DHIN) and the Kansas Health Information Network has changed that by transmitting patient records over state lines via Direct messaging, the two organizations recently announced.

NeHC: Moving Ahead on HIE, Patient Engagement Initiatives

March 7, 2013     Gabriel Perna
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The National eHealth Collaborative (NeHC), the Washington, D.C.-based public-private health IT advocate organization, is moving ahead in both health information exchange (HIE) and patient engagement initiatives. In a conversation with HCI's Associate Editor Gabriel Perna, NeHC CEO Kate Berry, talked about the upcoming work the organization is set to do in a pair of critical areas within the healthcare landscape.

Meaningful Use Stage 2: Where an HIE Helps

March 4, 2013     Gabriel Perna
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Laura McCrary, Ed.D. executive director of the Kansas Health Information Network (KHIN), strongly supports the idea that an HIE can help with various meaningful use Stage 2 measures, especially those in relation to public health reporting. While her organization has already accomplished a lot in this area, as well as overall, they're aiming to go even further.

Who Will Be Next Health Data ‘Hot Spotters’?

February 27, 2013     David Raths
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The State of Maryland recently unveiled a Health Enterprise Zone Initiative to reduce health disparities and hospital re-admissions. Can HIE data bolster the effort?

Clinician-to-Clinician Direct Messaging Now Live in New York State

February 26, 2013     Rajiv Leventhal
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The New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC) and Healthcare Information Xchange of New York (HIXNY) have announced the ability to offer Direct Messaging between clinicians as part of the Statewide Health Information Network of New York (SHIN-NY).

Kansas HIE Transmits Immunization Data to Web-Based State Registry

February 26, 2013     Rajiv Leventhal
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Kansas Health Information Network (KHIN) and the Informatics Corporation of America (ICA), a Nashville, Tenn.-based provider of interoperability technology that enables care coordination and health information exchange (HIE), have announced they have successfully transmitted immunizations through the ICA CareAlign HIE platform from the Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas, a federally qualified health center, to the Kansas Immunization Registry, KSWebIZ.

UHIN Launches Direct Project for Secure Healthcare Communication

February 22, 2013     Rajiv Leventhal
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The Utah Health Information Network (UHIN) has partnered with Rockville, Md.-based Secure Exchange Solutions (SES) to bring secure, user-friendly clinical record exchange to Utah medical offices.

New Hampshire HIE to Get Hand from MAeHC

February 20, 2013     Gabriel Perna
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The Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative (MAeHC), a non-profit organization which has led the charge in the Bay State and New England for health information exchange (HIE), is going to attempt to implement an HIE in the state of New Hampshire, in conjunction with the New Hampshire Health Information Organization (NHHIO). MAeHC will provide executive director management services for the New Hampshire HIE.

Top 10 Tech Trends: Fighting Through HIE Challenges

February 19, 2013     Rajiv Leventhal
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It might not be too long from now when healthcare providers across the country can share patient data electronically in just a few seconds. Indeed, according to a recent report from the Mountain View, Calif.-based research company, Frost & Sullivan, the health information exchange (HIE) market is set to grow significantly over the next 18-24 months thanks to various regulatory factors.

News Flash: NY Times Article Implies Interoperable EHRs Might Help

February 17, 2013     David Raths
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I have been dismayed over the past year to see how many articles in the New York Times seem to start with the notion that the nationwide transition to EHRs is being carried out under faulty premises about financial savings or leading to negative outcomes, because the implied conclusion is that we are throwing our money away and just making things worse. Finally, an article in this week's paper suggests otherwise.

New Online Survey Tool Prepares West Virginia for HIE

February 1, 2013     Rajiv Leventhal
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The West Virginia Health Information Network (WVHIN) has released a new online tool for medical providers that will gauge their readiness to participate in health information exchange (HIE).
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