Black Book⢠conducted a Q3 survey of 88 healthcare payers and 276 provider technology executives, managers and IT specialists to deliver a better comprehension of current and planned enterprise deployment of blockchain solutions.
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The Resource Center is a place to share reports, blogs, success stories, best practices, and case studies to support the transformation of healthcare. September’s featured resource is Direct, DirectTrust, and FHIR: A Value Proposition.
CommonWell Health Alliance continues to grow and expand our diverse group of members. With the addition of these newest six members, CommonWell now has almost 70 members representing more than 20 settings of care. Welcome to the new members.
The Federal Communications Commissionâs Connect2Health Task Force announces that it will convene several virtual listening sessions over several weeks, starting the week of August 7, 2017, to more efficiently facilitate targeted input on broadband health issues
The Washington Health Alliance (the Alliance) announced the launch of its new Community Checkup website, its signature site with detailed results on the quality of care and patient experience within Washington state.
The Department of Health and Humans Servicesâ Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) announced the Phase 1 winners of the Move Health Data Forward Challenge.
Partners Connected Health Symposium to Merge with PCHAlliance Connected Health Conference in 2017. Collaboration to advance the field of connected health; Dr. Joe Kvedar to serve as Program Chair, Senior Advisor and Board Member to PCHAlliance.
EHNAC and HITRUST Announce Migration of HIPAA Security/Privacy Modules within EHNAC Accreditations to HITRUST’s CSF Framework. The organizations have committed to streamline their accreditation and certification programs for industry stakeholders.
Kansas Health Information Network, one of the largest HIEs in the country announced that it is now connected to Health Information Exchange Texas, a “network of networks,” made available by the Texas Health Services Authority.