OneLondon’s shared care planning solution, the Universal Care Plan (UCP), has expanded beyond disease-specific planning, introducing new care planning sections for patients with dementia, frailty, learning disabilities, and autism.
The UCP, which went live in…
The Rise of EMS Data Integration
The landscape of emergency medical services is undergoing a revolutionary transformation through improved data exchange capabilities. In 2024, the presence of hospital outcome data in the National Emergency Medical…
The Current State of Healthcare Data Privacy
The Sequoia Project’s Privacy and Consent Workgroup has conducted an extensive review of existing consent models and frameworks. Their goal: achieving “computable consent” – an automated system where…
The Sequoia Project’s Privacy and Consent Workgroup said it reviewed existing consent models and frameworks and other factors that may help providers achieve a state of computable consent – where computers exchange patient information…
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The Coalition for Health AI has announced the availability of the open-source version of its artificial intelligence Applied Model Card on GitHub. The healthcare industry-led coalition said Thursday it designed the card to enable healthcare…
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During his tenure as head of the Portuguese Digital Health Agency between 2013 and 2020, Henrique Martins was responsible for advancing the nation’s eHealth strategy, including projects such as the health information sharing platform…
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This first installment of the Health Data, Technology, and Interoperability: Patient Engagement, Information Sharing and Public Health Interoperability, version two rule finalizes updates to the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement and makes some…
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Electronic health record vendor Oracle Health declared on Monday at the Oracle Health Summit that it would begin the process of establishing itself as a Qualified Health Information Network under the Trusted Exchange Framework…
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Introduction
The American Hospital Association (AHA) has recently voiced significant concerns over the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology’s (ONC) proposed rule for healthcare IT interoperability, known as HTI-2. The AHA argues…
The American Hospital Association expressed concerns over the proposed rule for healthcare IT interoperability, HTI-2, from the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC), arguing against “burdensome” encryption requirements.The ONC’s HTI-2 proposed…
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