Rochester RHIO contributed EHR patient data to a CDC-sponsored project analyzing the effect of HPV vaccinations.
Read MoreCrain’s Health Pulse Q&A With Val Grey
Crain’s Health Pulse recently sat down with our Executive Director, Valerie Grey, to discuss the role health information technology and the state’s health information exchange, the Statewide Health Information Network for New York (SHIN-NY), can play in improving outcomes and cutting costs, and what next steps need to be taken to advance care.
Read MoreWhat are Potential Benefits, Challenges of HIE Use?
A recent EHR Intelligence article highlighted how health information exchange (HIE) helps increase interoperability and improve patient care. The article, which looks at the growth, benefits, and challenges of HIE use, referenced our recently published research on patient care alerts.
Read MoreNew York Expands ADT Notification Use Statewide Through SHIN-NY
A recent EHR Intelligence article reports on how providers across New York will now have access to ADT notifications and other patient care alerts for more coordinated care.
Read MoreNY Network Enables ADT Alert Sharing for Providers
A recent Health Data Managment article reported on the statewide expansion of patient care alerts service through the Statewide Health Information Network for New York (SHIN-NY).
Read MoreNY Care Information Gateway Opens Access to Providers for Minor Patient Data
NYCIG’s participating providers are now able to access data securely through the clinical viewer for minor patients 10–17 years of age (excluding SAMHSA data). This expansion of access is in direct response to a change in New York State policy that went into effect in March of 2016
Read MoreHIE Use of ADT Notifications Jumped 95% Last Year at SHIN-NY
A recent EHR Intelligence article discussed the preliminary report NYeC released this month on usage of Statewide Health Information Network for New York (SHIN-NY) services. Researchers in the study analyzed the rate at which users of the SHIN-NY utilized ADT notifications and query-based exchange services from three Qualified Entitles (QEs) over a one-year period.
Read MoreHealth Information Exchange Brings Higher Quality, Lower Costs
Health information exchange can positively improve care quality and lower costs.
Read MoreONC Aims to Release Proposed Interoperability Rule in April
The Health Information Technology Advisory Committee was rounded out Tuesday, after Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) named Aaron Miri and Valerie Grey to the group. Miri is chief information officer for security firm Imprivata, and Grey is executive director of the New York eHealth Collaborative.
Read MoreHealth IT Advisory Committee to Hold First Meeting
The new Health Information Technology Advisory Committee, charged under the 21st Century Cures Act with making recommendations to the National Coordinator for HIT on the implementation of healthcare infrastructure, will hold its inaugural meeting Thursday, January 18, 2018.
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