Interoperability Matters Privacy & Consent Workgroup Meeting
Learn more about the Privacy & Consent Workgroup: https://sequoiaproject.org/interoperability-matters/privacy-and-consent-workgroup/
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Interoperability Matters Pharmacy Workgroup Meeting
Learn more about the Pharmacy Workgroup here: https://sequoiaproject.org/interoperability-matters/pharmacy-workgroup/
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2026 Annual Meeting
The Sequoia Project is hosting its 2026 Annual Meeting with Carequality in the Texas Hill Country, near Austin, TX. Mark your calendars!
Interoperability Matters Data Usability Workgroup Meeting
Learn more about the Data Usability Workgroup: https://sequoiaproject.org/interoperability-matters/data-usability-workgroup/
Interoperability Matters Privacy & Consent Workgroup Meeting
Learn more about the Privacy & Consent Workgroup: https://sequoiaproject.org/interoperability-matters/privacy-and-consent-workgroup/
Interoperability Matters Public Health Community of Practice Meeting
Learn more about the Public Health Community of Practice: /interoperability-matters/public-health-community-of-practice/
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2026 Data Usability Virtual Workshop
Join us on November 17, from 1-5pm ET, to learn how to better tag data, identify patients, increase usability of lab data, improve electronic case reporting, align usability with FHIR and CMS initiatives and take a first look at the new data usability implementation playbook sections of the Data Usability Implementation Guide V2.1.
Interoperability Matters Pharmacy Workgroup Meeting
Learn more about the Pharmacy Workgroup here: https://sequoiaproject.org/interoperability-matters/pharmacy-workgroup/
Interoperability Matters Consumer Engagement Strategy Workgroup Meeting
Learn more about the Consumer Engagement Strategy Workgroup: https://sequoiaproject.org/interoperability-matters/consumer-engagement-strategy-workgroup/
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Connected Care: Pathways for Pharmacy Interoperability
Patients benefit when their care team is connected. Pharmacies are essential destinations for prescription pick up and other routine care services, but what happens at the pharmacy often stays at the pharmacy. And when information is missing about a patient, phone calls and faxes slow pharmacists down. This is a problem over 40 health care […]