Networked FHIR: Scalable Exchange Between Payers, Providers and Public Health

Networked FHIR: Scalable Exchange Between Payers, Providers and Public Health

Wednesday, March 5, 2025 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM · 1 hr. (US/Pacific)
Interop+Smart Experience
Data and Information

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FHIR® data exchange has traditionally been envisioned as point-to-point exchanges between clients and servers with APIs, presenting individual implementation needs between partners.


Networked FHIR introduces a legal and policy “trust” framework and technical components to remove barriers and rapidly scale to reduce time-to-value and comply with regulatory deadlines, including CMS-0057.


This session will explore the existing pain points of scaling FHIR exchange between payers, providers, and public health, the advantages of leveraging Networked FHIR exchange, and the challenges that come with it to ensure the security and privacy of health data.

Sub-Topic Category
Health Information Exchange
Target Audience
Chief Data OfficerCIO/CTO/CTIO/Senior ITVP of other IT/IS Department
Format
20-Minute Show Floor Session
eHealth Exchange858eHealth Exchange, a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to public good, is the oldest and largest health information network in the country. Recognized for certified data quality, trusted governance, transparency, and its commitment to privacy, eHealth Exchange facilitates 23 billion data exchanges annually. It provides connectivity for 58 HIEs, 75% hospitals, 70k medical groups, 85% dialysis centers, and payers in 34 states. Public health agencies nationwide, as well as five federal agencies, rely on eHealth Exchange to share patient information with private-sector partners. eHealth Exchange connects to other national health information networks today via Carequality and now TEFCA as a Designated QHIN.

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