Experts across a wide range stakeholders types assembled to facilitate a constructive information sharing dialogue.
This Task Group will build on the work started by AHIMA, EHRA, and AMIA to better understand the scope of EHI that must be included in a response to a request under information blocking, including defining what data elements and types are included in the definition of DRS, as well as identifying operational approaches from varying perspectives (e.g., the data elements that must be supported by developers).
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Jeff Coughlin, HIMSS
Cynthia Morton, NASL
Lauren Riplinger, AHIMA
Andrew Tomlinson, AHIMA
Deven McGraw, Ciitizen
Rita Bowen, MRO Corporation
Alex Desilets, eClinicalWorks, LLC
Peggy Frizzell, Flatiron Health
Stephanie Jamison, Greenway Health
Josh Mast, Oracle Cerner
Alya Simmons, Epic (As of 6/30/22)
Daniel Kim, Surescripts
Morgan Landerman, OCHIN
Pat Russell, eHealth Exchange
Alan Swenson, Carequality
Sylvia Trujillo, OCHIN
Nancy Beavin, Humana
Kellie Greer, Evernorth
Desla Mancilla, Blue Cross Blue Shield Association
Jeffrey Alex, UPMC
Roberta Baranda, Valley Children’s Healthcare
Casey Bryson, University of Kansas Health System
Hilary Greer, HCA
Scott Haas, UPMC
William Humphrey, HCA
Jim Jirjis, HCA
Steven Lane, Sutter Health
Bridget Leon, Mayo Clinic
Eric Liederman, Kaiser Permenente
Virginia Lorenzi, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
Lori Richter, CommonSpirit
Matthew Shafiroff, White Plains Hospital
Sid Thornton, Intermountain Healthcare
Valerie Wilson, HCA
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