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The Regenstrief Institute releases new worldwide health measurement standards, while ONC offers help with a looming Cures Act deadline and signs The Sequoia Project to a new contract to coordinate TEFCA's next five years.

ONC awards The Sequoia Project a five-year TEFCA RCE Contract in support of a nationwide framework for secure health data sharing.

Some two dozen leading health systems – Cedar-Sinai, Johns Hopkins, Kaiser Permanente, NYU Langone and others – have pledged to take part in the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement, joining the nationwide interoperability effort through Epic's planned participation as a Qualified Health Information Network. We spoke recently with Matt Doyle, interoperability software development lead at Epic, about the EHR giant's work on TEFCA, as well as its efforts with Carquality an...

With a cohort of health systems including Mayo Clinic, Kaiser, Stanford Health and others, its QHIN efforts are aimed at advancing information exchange at providers nationwide, says Matt Doyle, interoperability software development lead at Epic.

The vision for a Global Assured Identity Network shared by six digital identity organizations is presented in a new white paper.

Dr. Peter Schoch Brings Provider, Patient, and Payer Perspectives to Kno2...

BOISE, Idaho, Aug. 01, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kno2®, the trailblazer in meaningful connectivity, is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Peter Schoch, a seasoned physician executive and progressive

The interoperability organization's Consumer Voices Workgroup says its recommendations – for improving patient access, use and sharing of data – are 100% achievable using current technology.

Independent primary care practices are at risk of extinction. The U.S. must re-dedicate itself to the preservation of independent primary care over the long run and must undergo a radical reorientation of the health system toward primary care.

The move toward ubiquitous electronic health record sharing across the US is accelerating, but obstacles remain for providers, payers, patients, and other stakeholders.