4 Key Interoperability Technologies for Secure Health Data Exchange
4 Key Interoperability Technologies for Secure Health Data Exchange
What you'll learn
Healthcare organizations have different technology options for secure data exchange, which can expand provider access to patient records and aid the industry transformation to value-based care. New rules recently proposed by the US Department of Health and Human Service through the Office of National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) are the most comprehensive and consequential for the future direction of Health IT since the HITECH Act set the basic table stakes of health information technology in 2009.
During this webinar we'll discuss:
- The role direct message has in information blocking
- The value of record based query in transitions of care
- How cloud fax meets the definition of foundational interoperability
- How APIs create a 360-degree view of the patient
Brenda Hopkins
Chief Health Information Officer
J2 Global®
Bio info: Brenda Hopkins provides strategy for J2 Cloud Services in the area of healthcare interoperability where she is...
Brenda Hopkins provides strategy for J2 Cloud Services in the area of healthcare interoperability where she is focused on open data exchange of healthcare information inside and outside of the EHR and using open platforms and tools such as APIs as a means of sharing. She started her career as a pediatric/neonatal transport nurse and brings a patient/user centered team oriented approach to technology build and enablement for leading software solutions.
Prior to joining J2 Global Cloud Services, her prior work in technology includes leadership positions at GE Healthcare, Kaiser Permanente and Adventist Health purchasing, building, implementing and scaling large enterprise EHRs and ancillary solutions with a strong focus on meeting clinical, revenue, safety and quality goals in value based payment models and care delivery programs.
She holds Bachelors Degree in Nursing from Northwestern University and a Masters Degree in Business Administration and Technology from University of San Francisco.
Details
Event Type : On Demand
Date : Feb 26, 2020 01:00 PM CT
Cost : Complimentary
Credits : CPHIMS, CAHIMS
Speaker(s) : Brenda Hopkins
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