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California says goodbye to fax machines. Hello to DxF.

Redox

The California Health and Human Services Data Exchange Framework (CA DxF) is a novel statewide data-sharing agreement between healthcare providers, health plans, laboratories, government agencies, and social service programs. CA DxF also expands a patient’s ability to access and control how their data is shared.

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Weekly Roundup – September 30, 2023

Healthcare IT Today

Read more… Making Healthcare App Development and FHIR Data Access Easy. Digital health developers shouldn’t have to learn the hundreds of flavors of FHIR implementations and APIs to share data , Patrick Schiess at Darena Solutions told John. Data activation vendor IOMED raised €10 million in Series A funding.

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Patient Centered HIE

Healthcare Exchange Standards

Patients controlling use of their data Provide the ability of the Patient to set rules for how their data can be used. This is otherwise called Consent, but many people have a very constrained definition of Consent, so I am happy to indicate it is rules for how the data can be used. Controlling the data use is fundamental.

HIE 40
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HIE transition to Patient-Centered from Provider-Centered

Healthcare Exchange Standards

So I often get frustrated when someone says that the HIE needs to become Patient Centered. There is no other purpose of an HIE besides the Patient. In Wisconsin we do have Consent, specifically there is a state wide system for a Patient to choose to NOT allow their data to be shared over the exchange. But it is more than some.

HIE 40
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Basic Consent - a necessary first step

Healthcare Exchange Standards

There are many standards efforts to develop support for Patient directed Authorization to their health data. All policies are global within the HIE such that an Opt-Out or Opt-In captured at one location covers all HIE member organizations. I will be writing a few articles about these efforts. Table 10.2.3-1 38571.2.1.3.1

HIE 49
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By 2020, 1-in-5 Healthcare organisations will adopt Blockchain says new IDC report

Lloyd Price

Blockchain lets the healthcare industry exchange data in a standard format, automate complex processes and apply AI against large silos of medical data. It might even allow patients to sell their data for rewards. Even the U.S.

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Mobile Health Cloud vs Privacy Regulations

Healthcare Exchange Standards

There is some strong discussion going on at HL7 around privacy concerns, especially now that HL7 FHIR has enabled easy application writing. Healthcare does have some unique issues, like that the data can't be revoked or recalled. Although we do have HIPAA, GINA, 42-CFR Part 2, and many state augmentations.