Privacy & Security

A subject matter expert from UCSF presented recent research showing how rising documentation requirements can limit provider engagement with crucial external information sources, such as Health Information Exchanges (HIE) and other provider records.

This presentation explored the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) and its impact on health centers. We examined how TEFCA differs from previous interoperability efforts, the benefits it offers to providers and patients, and practical steps for participation and implementation.

Join us for an in-depth session on the effective adoption of an integrated patient portal. This webinar provided valuable tools and methodologies to assist with: workflow development, training on activation and meaningful use of the portal, dissemination strategies, and harnessing EHR analytics tools to determine the return on your investment.

In this session, we dived deep into practical approaches for protecting your health center against cyber threats from every angle. Participants learned how to transform cybersecurity from abstract concepts into concrete, day-to-day operational practices that strengthen your organization's defense system.

Join the HITEQ Center for a two-part training on integrating community health workers (CHWs) as strategic team members in the age of value based care. The second session featured a conversation with CHWs, sharing their challenges and successes in becoming team members in the current landscape of value based care. 

AI is a tool that is now being used to automate prior authorization requests. This webinar described the implications of this for health centers and their patients. In particular it described the regulatory environment for use of AI, and what to be aware of as regulation of this technology is in the early stages. The session reviewed both the benefits of AI for prior authorization, such as time efficiency gains, and the hazards, such as potential errors.

This session explored approaches to meeting the unique needs of patients by learning how to customize their digital interactions through patient portals, and acquiring their data. Participants gained insightful knowledge on how to improve patient's understanding and fulfillment with accessing and utilizing their data in health centers.

Join the HITEQ Center for a two-part training on integrating community health workers (CHWs) as strategic team members in the age of value based care. In the first session, participants explored the role of CHWs in data-driven activities essential to value based care, including outreach and proactive care management, and how these rely on successful use of the health center’s EHR and other systems.