Glossary of HIE terms and links to related sites Glossary of HIE terms and links to related sites This document lists key HIE terms and links the term to further information.
Data Types and Sources for HIE Data Types and Sources for HIE This document introduces health centers to key data types as defined by ONC’s HIE roadmap, and also lists typical sources where these data may be found.
Modified Stage 2 Meaningful Use for Dentists Modified Stage 2 Meaningful Use for Dentists Dentists are required to meet the same objectives and measures for Meaningful Use as all other eligible professionals (EP). However, there are exclusions available for several of the objectives and measures for which dentists are commonly, though not universally, eligible. This resource shares the experiences from the Wisconsin Primary Health Care Association.
21st Century CURES Act and Information blocking - How to Avoid Blocking Interoperable EHI. 21st Century CURES Act and Information blocking - How to Avoid Blocking Interoperable EHI. In this webinar, the HITEQ Center will discuss the 21st Century CURES act (CURES act) specifically focused on how it defined interoperability and information blocking and how that relates to health centers. With HHS recently extending the provider compliance date to April 5, 2021, we will review how ONC’s final rules defined information blocking requirements and exceptions. We will discuss common scenarios and health center policy practices that might be considered information blocking, and how they can reduce health center risks with early planning and policy definitions.
Advancing Interoperability Learning Collaborative Session 1: Don’t Block the CURES Advancing Interoperability Learning Collaborative Session 1: Don’t Block the CURES In this session, we will discuss the 21st Century CURES act (CURES act) specifically focused on how it defined interoperability and information blocking and how that relates to health centers. With HHS recently extending the provider compliance date to April 5, 2021, the group will review how ONC’s final rules defined information blocking requirements and exceptions. The group will discuss common scenarios and health center policy practices that might be considered information blocking, and how they can reduce health center risks with early planning and policy definitions. Learning Objectives: After participating in this session, attendees will be able to: - Understand how the CURES act defines Interoperability and Information Blocking - Describe how the ONC final rules define reasonable exceptions to information blocking - Review and update health center policies in key areas related to information blocking