HealthLeaders Media April 28, 2021
Scott Mace

Micky Tripathi gets into details about sharing patient records, clarifies April 5 and December 2022 compliance rules, and more.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– In December 2022, connectivity between electronic health records will get simplified from each EHR’s API to a FHIR interface in standardized data elements.

– USCDI standardization will also accelerate consumers’ ability to download their records into personal health apps they control.

– While the HHS OIG prepares to enforce the penalty phase of rule, ONC is prepared to wield the power of EHR decertification.

– Providers should “think strategically” about changing their EHR culture to one of authorized information sharing.

The information blocking rule that took effect April 5 promises to usher in a new era of free-flowing...

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