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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
NHIN_Direct bypasses HIO and HIE
On of the most obvious issue that I have noticed in the NHIN_direct meeting is that they bypassed the states HIE. HIPSP advocated a top down approach which normally is not concerned with the small practice. I for one, have written several article about these flaws. So it seems that the NHIN is attempting to rectify this issue. The problem is that it bypasses the HIE by providing a simple connection (sort of) to the NHIN and will cause completion for the state's initiative of the HIE. Note: the providers in a state will be able to send data to other intra-state providers with this system.
Consent verification will be place on the originator(see DURSA) which could reduce by-in because of risk.
Jeff Brandt
www.comsi.com
Consent verification will be place on the originator(see DURSA) which could reduce by-in because of risk.
Jeff Brandt
www.comsi.com
Data Use and Reciprocal Support Agreement (DURSA)
DURSA, The NHIN is using this document to illustrate the rules, responsibilities and liability of connecting to the NHIN (Direct and Exchange)
Jeff
Jeff
Welcome to the HIE Oregon, all things connected
Hello, I would like to Introduce myself; I'm Jeff Brandt and I am interested in Oregon's patient community and advancing the access via electronics of our health records. I have been attending the state's HITOC meeting and participating in the nations NHIN initiative.
I stated this blog so the we can share information that may be important to the Health community and the patients, After all, we are all patients.
Jeff
I stated this blog so the we can share information that may be important to the Health community and the patients, After all, we are all patients.
Jeff
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