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Why the interoperability final rule is the first step toward patient-centric care

Why the interoperability final rule is the first step toward patient-centric care Why the interoperability final rule is the first step toward patient-centric care With patients being granted easier access to their data, and thus greater and more informed agency over their health, we are finally opening the door for insights to be derived and refined on their behalf Shares0 New rules from the US Department of Health & Human Services on patient data interoperability – including the Interoperability and Patient Access final rule – are set to usher in a new era in healthcare where patients are allowed to safely access and share their data with providers and third-parties as they see fit. This will not only enable a more seamless care experience for patients, but will also allow providers and third-parties to more easily access and share critical information, ultimately helping to foster new healthcare services never before thought possible.

Healthcare Innovation Through The Lens Of Interoperability And Privacy

Electronic Healthcare Network Accreditation Commission (EHNAC): EHNAC and UDAP.org Offer Roadmap for Interoperability Requirements with the Launch of TDRAAP Star Level Glide Path

(0) New structure provides industry with a roadmap to increased scalability and security FARMINGTON, CT / ACCESSWIRE / April 8, 2021 / The Electronic Healthcare Network Accreditation Commission (EHNAC), a non-profit standards development organization and accrediting body for organizations that electronically exchange healthcare data, in collaboration with UDAP.org, today announced the launch of the Trusted Dynamic Registration & Authentication Accreditation Program (TDRAAP) Star Level Glide Path. Through this new program structure, healthcare stakeholders - including application developers, healthcare systems and payer organizations - are provided with a roadmap offering a consistent methodology to be followed by the industry during the collective move from the basic use of OAuth 2.0, to a more scalable and efficient framework providing advanced security and scalability through reusable client application, server, identity provider and end user credentials.

EHNAC and UDAP.org Offer Roadmap for Interoperability Requirements with the Launch of TDRAAP Star Level Glide Path

EHNAC and UDAP.org Offer Roadmap for Interoperability Requirements with the Launch of TDRAAP Star Level Glide Path