The Information Sharing Toolkit is an informational and educational toolkit intended to support the health care community’s commitment to compliance with the Information Blocking Rule (IBR), 42 USC 300jj-52 and 45 CFR Part 171.
This checklist is designed to help payers assess their readiness for compliance with the payer-to-payer components of CMS-0057-F, a critical regulation for improving data sharing and interoperability in healthcare.
Our Data Usability Taking Root movement is driving adoption of the Data Usability Implementation Guide v2.0.
A series of Listening Sessions revealed challenges the new workgroup is poised to address: Overcoming technical challenges for pharmacists to engage in clinical interoperability with other care team members, Identifying and operationalizing the information pharmacists need to access and share with other providers and payers, and Characterizing the benefits of pharmacy interoperability for all stakeholders.
Experts across a wide range of stakeholders types assembled to facilitate a constructive information sharing dialogue. Access the webinar recording, " Unlocking Compliance: Tools for Compliance with the Information Blocking Rule (IBR)."
The Emergency Preparedness Information Workgroup's Pandemic response insights and recommendations.
Complete the form attached to gain access to the Privacy and Consent Workgoups recently released whitepaper.
Review the documentation and public comments available regarding a variety of interoperability topics.
A framework for cross-organizational patient identity management developed by the Sequoia Project
Consumers weren’t at the interoperability table and Sequoia decided to change that, documenting consumer experiences, priorities, and recommendations for accessing, using, and sharing health data.
An additional perk to Sequoia Project membership is your access to the Sequoia Project Community website. The community website houses additional content, as well as resources that are only available to Sequoia Project Members. Join now and become a part of our community.
The Sequoia Project has launched a FHIR-based provider directory. As HL7’s Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®) Specification becomes more deployed across the industry, we will be ready to leverage the standard in other ways as well.
