Health Information Exchange or HIE shall mean an organization that oversees and governs the exchange of health-related information among organizations.
Health Information Exchange. If Agency is qualified to enroll in a health information exchange, the City encourages Agency to do so in order to facilitate the secure exchange of data between Agency’s electronic health record system (EHR) and the City’s Epic EHR.
Health Information Exchange. Participating Provider agrees to participate in any Highmark, Highmark sponsored, and/or Highmark-designated community sponsored health information exchange program, which supports and/or facilitates the availability and exchange of claims- based information and clinical information for the treatment and ongoing management of Highmark members and/or other patients of Participating Provider. Any requirements relating to participation in such health information exchange program shall be provided through Highmark communications and/or Administrative Requirements in advance of such participation requirement and shall be binding on Participating Provider and Highmark.
Health Information Exchange. As applicable in performance of the services under the Agreement, Provider will leverage national standards-based statewide health information exchanges and cooperate with Subcontractor and Health Plan to ensure effective linkages of clinical and management information systems. As applicable, a single electronic medical record shall be utilized to manage communication and information regarding referrals, transitions and care delivered outside of the primary care site of service.
Health Information Exchange. (HIE) Contractor shall facilitate electronic health information exchange in a way that supports exchange of patient health information among Participating Providers to transform from a volume-based to a value-based delivery system. In order to do so, Contractor shall initially identify current capacity and shall develop and implement a plan for improvement (including benchmarks and evaluation points) in the following areas:
Health Information Exchange. Health Information Exchange (HIE) is the act of transferring health information electronically between two or more entities. HIE is also often referred to as a noun or an entity that is responsible for facilitating the exchange of health information between providers.
Health Information Exchange. Xxxxx Health may share information that we obtain or create about you with other health care providers or other health care entities, such as your health plan or health insurer, as permitted by law, through Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) in which we participate. For example, information about your past medical care and current medical conditions and medications may be available to us or to your non-Xxxxx Health primary care physician or hospital, if they participate in the HIE. Exchange of health information may provide faster access, better coordination of care and assist providers and public health officials in making more informed decisions. If you are OPTING OUT and do not wish for your/your child’s PHI to be released to the HIE, check the box, sign and date in the area below. OPT OUT OF THE HEALTH INFORMATION EXCHANGE / / Name of Patient Date Signature of Patient/Parent, Authorized Representative or Guardian, if applicable CONSENT TO CONTACT You agree that, in order for Xxxxx Health and/or Xxxxx Health Affiliated Providers to request your feedback about the Healthcare Services provided to you, to service your account, or to collect any amounts you may owe, Xxxxx Health, Xxxxx Health Affiliated Providers and their business associates, including without limitation any independent contractors, account management companies or collection agencies, may contact you by telephone, SMS text message or email at any cellular or residential telephone number or email address provided during your registration process. These methods of contact may include auto-dialed, prerecorded and/or artificial voice message calls or texts as permitted by law.
Health Information Exchange. (HIE), when used as a verb, means the electronic movement of health-related information among organizations according to nationally recognized standards with the goal of facilitating access to and retrieval of clinical data to provide safe, timely, efficient, effective, equitable, patient-centered care. An HIE, when used as a noun, refers to an organization that collects health information electronically, manages it, and makes it available across the health care system.
Health Information Exchange. As applicable in performance of the services under the Agreement, Provider will leverage national standards-based statewide health information exchanges and cooperate with Subcontractor and Health Plan to ensure effective linkages of clinical and management information systems. As applicable, a single electronic medical record shall be utilized to manage communication and information regarding referrals, transitions and care delivered outside of the primary care site of service. UHC/PRO.ST.PROG..XXXXXX.00.00.XX UnitedHealthcare Confidential and Proprietary 3.29 Data Requirements. Provider must provide to Subcontractor or Health Plan and/or the Department all information the Department requires under the applicable State Contract related to the performance of Provider’s responsibilities, including encounter data, as well as non- medical information for the purposes of research and evaluation, and any information the Department requires to comply with all applicable federal and State laws and regulations. As applicable, Provider shall submit to Subcontractor or Health Plan all risk adjustment data as defined in 42 CFR 422.310(a). Provider shall send to Subcontractor or Health Plan all risk adjustment data and other Medicare Advantage program-related information as may be requested by Health Plan, within the timeframes specified and in a form that meets Medicare Advantage program requirements. By submitting data to Subcontractor or Health Plan, Provider represents, and upon Subcontractor’s request shall certify in writing, that the data is accurate, complete, and truthful, based on Provider’s best knowledge, information and belief.
Health Information Exchange. The goal of New York’s health information exchange initiatives is to improve the safety, effectiveness, quality, and affordability of health care delivery through the widespread adoption of an interoperable health information infrastructure. To deliver safe, effective, high quality and affordable care in the 21st Century, strategic adoption of an interoperable health information infrastructure is needed to transform health care from today's largely paper-based, disconnected system to an electronic, interconnected health care system. Accordingly, as one of its principal health care reform initiatives, New York has engaged in the development and implementation of a health information infrastructure. Broad adoption and use of health IT is vital to the Governor’s vision for health care in several ways. It plays a significant role in our progress to ensure that clinical information is in the hands of clinicians and New Yorkers so that it guides medical decisions and supports the delivery of coordinated, preventive, patient-centered and high quality care. Health IT can gather more precise and timely information about what works in the real world to refine health care policies, monitor health status and safety and guide physician and patient treatment choices. Health IT can replace expensive, stand-alone health surveillance systems with an integrated infrastructure to allow for seamless health information exchange for many public health purposes. Health IT can provide timely information about choices, prices, quality, and outcomes – information essential to a patient-centered health care system. However, health IT alone will not result in the expected quality and population health improvement and efficiency goals. Key alignment of health IT with public health and clinical practice models, new quality and outcomes-based reimbursement models, prevention and wellness initiatives as well as services to support clinicians in learning how to consistently use information to realize the value are essential to improve quality, affordability and outcomes for all New Yorkers. Coordination with Medicaid, other state health programs and private payers is essential to achieve this broader objective. The successful development and implementation of New York’s health information infrastructure will be defined by how beneficial health information is in improving quality, reducing health care costs and improving health outcomes. Electronic health records (EHRs), for example, are e...
