Research organizations can participate in ethical data sharing today by considering participants’ privacy and security and balancing the need to protect their commercial interests with the need to share enough data to benefit medical research.
The Covid-19 pandemic shone a harsh light on how siloed the public health infrastructure is, and the ONC is working along with other government agencies to integrate it with the existing data-sharing ecosystem. According to Dr. Micky Tripathi, head of the agency, standardizing data will be essential to this integration.
Munck Wilson Mandala Partner Greg Howison shared his perspective on some of the legal ramifications around AI, IP, connected devices and the data they generate, in response to emailed questions.
As an industry historically slow to adopt new technology, healthcare has flipped the narrative during the pandemic.
Your administration needs to establish a mandate requiring health systems that have data sharing capabilities to share their Covid-19 data in the next eight months. This includes Covid-19 test results, vaccination information, and other critical data.
Six health information exchange organizations have come together to establish a new consortium. The group aims to share technology infrastructure, create new solutions and advocate for federal support to drive data sharing amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
The vaccine is being delivered to 195 countries with different databases healthcare systems. Healthtech solutions help us bring together data from different healthcare organizations, manufacturing and distributing facilities, and government departments into a centralized location.
At the Abarca Forward conference earlier this year, George Van Antwerp, managing director at Deloitte, discussed how social determinants of health and a personalized member experience can improve medication adherence and health outcomes.
Meet Erich Drotleff, corporate counsel for health IT giant Availity, as he shares his thoughts on the role of data-sharing in public health, the impact of Covid-19 and his passion for bonsai gardening.
The CEO of Surescripts shares his predictions for the health IT segment that include policy and technology projections.
The rule would require payers in the Medicaid, CHIP and QHP programs to build and maintain application programing interfaces to improve data exchange and the prior authorization process. But the rule does not include Medicare Advantage plans, which the American Hospital Association called "disappointing."
By making responsible and strategic technology investments, practitioners will have access to robust data, be in a position to analyze and interpret trends and outcomes and provide health care informatics that ultimately will be the insights they need to be successful in a value-based health care environment.
We will highlight Build My Health's revenue practice management tools, which could help physician practices add up to $250,000 to their practices.
Experience, provider engagement and technology innovation from the HIEs and the financial power of the payers create a powerful synergy to drive collaboration with the consumer community and meet the interoperability mandates of 2020.
Redox CEO Luke Bonney said the company saw more than 300 percent growth in its customer base over 2018 which led to the search of an investment partner to accelerate that momentum and help fund further product development.
We should encourage and inspire patients and families to make the decision to opt-in and share their data with trusted research organizations and foundations.
A report out of HHS' Office of the Chief Technology Officer examines the challenges preventing better data sharing between HHS agencies, such as disclosure risk management and resource constraints.
NYC Health + Hospitals will use Accellion's kiteworks platform to ensure providers have a safe way to share patients' protected health information.