Healthcare DIVE October 6, 2022
Rebecca Pifer

Dive Brief:

  • A regulatory deadline kicked in Thursday requiring providers and other healthcare entities to be able to share a significantly larger scope of data with patients, despite major provider groups arguing they’re not ready to comply.
  • As of Thursday, information blocking regulations apply to all electronic health information in a record that qualifies as protected health information under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
  • Previously, providers only had to make available data elements in a specific dataset called United States Core Data for Interoperability.

Dive Insight:

The government has been phasing in compliance with sweeping information blocking regulations over the past two years, a process that ends with the new deadline, the Office of the National...

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