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 MoreNew York Expands Electronic Patient Care Alerts Service Statewide
The New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC) today announced the expansion of patient care alerts across the state’s eight regional health information exchanges through the Statewide Health Information Network for New York (SHIN-NY). The statewide expansion of this service further enhances the SHIN-NY’s patient care coordination capabilities and creates an integral resource in improving health and care delivery, including reducing hospital readmissions, throughout the state.
Read MoreNYeC News: Proposed Changes to MU, HIE Adoption Incentives, & More
In this month’s newsletter, we discuss CMS’s proposed changes to the Meaningful Use Program. The proposed changes reflect CMS’s focus on interoperability, patient data access, and system-wide health information exchange.
Read MoreNYeC News: Update from Executive Director Val Grey, QE News and More
In this month’s newsletter, hear from Executive Director Valerie Grey with some updates on NYeC and the progress we’re making to move our state’s HIE forward.
Read MoreNYeC Appoints Four New Board Members, Builds on Board’s Deep Experience and Broad Expertise
The New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC) announced the recent appointment of four new members to the organization’s Board of Directors, expanding the board’s expertise and range of experiences.
Read MoreSummary of Changes to Version 3.5 of the SHIN-NY Privacy and Security Policies and Procedures for QEs and their Participants
On April 10, 2018, the New York State Department of Health (NYS DOH) released Version 3.5 of the SHIN-NY Privacy and Security Policies and Procedures for Qualified Entities and their Participants in New York State under 10 NYCRR § 300.3(b)(1) (the SHIN-NY Policies and Procedures). The revisions follow the changes recommended by the Policy Committee and the NYeC Board in 2017. The most significant changes to the SHIN-NY Policies and Procedures are in regards to cybersecurity.
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 MoreThe Case for Payer Participation in Health Information Exchange
The Case for Payer Participation in Health Information Exchange, a new white paper, details the value of participating in health information exchange for payer organizations.
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