Be sure to understand:
There are no specific electronic formats or methods of sharing explicitly required, but you should continue to prioritize work to ensure interoperability and information sharing. To do so, you should also adopt new releases and enhancements, and align to Model Experience workflows when possible.
To help you better identify gaps, reduce risks, and motivate change, we’ve created the Information Blocking Assessment where we help attendees:
Find more information on information blocking and sharing
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From Oracle Cerner
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Leaning into interoperability and information sharing
Imagine a world where the patient data that a clinician needs to provide the highest quality of care is available and easily accessible. Or where data can be safely and efficiently exchanged among stakeholders to increase knowledge of a virus and develop therapies and vaccines during a public health crisis.
If you are a patient (or someone acting on behalf of a patient), wishing
to access a medical record, contact your healthcare provider or visit your patient portal.
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Cerner's platforms are open and extensible, enabling clients to modify and customize extensions to help meet business needs like patient education, and workflow efficiencies to reduce costs and improve care. Clients can work with toolkits and extensions such as MPages, innovation toolkits, advisories, and Cerner Command Language.
Cerner is a founding member of the CommonWell Health Alliance, which is advancing interoperability by connecting systems nationwide and making health data available no matter where care occurs.
Cerner’s Device Connectivity solutions use a workflow-driven, open architecture platform designed to support interoperability between validated medical devices and the EHR, regardless of vendor. With more than 50 validated device partners and 1,000 supported devices, we are continuously working toward improving communication between medical devices and systems, including making sure our devices follow the latest industry standards.
Cerner Interoperability makes data flow freely using standards, network connections, and nationwide exchange to give clinicians access to relevant information regardless of source and support data sharing across the continuum. With a more complete picture of the person, we empower clinicians to make better care decisions and plan appropriate care.
Cerner’s industry-leading EHR analytics solution, Lights On Network, provides data-driven analysis to help you understand which interoperability methods are used across your organization. Measure near real-time data such as orders received, results sent, messages exchanged, and electronic prescription usage to determine the impact of interoperability as your organization moves from paper processes to newer technologies.
Cerner’s open platforms, open technologies, and open business approach enable innovative collaboration and the development of apps that fulfill edge needs. Our open application programming interfaces, called Cerner Ignite APIs, allow your organization to integrate apps directly into your workflows at the point of care.
