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VA EHRM Senate hearing, QHIN search, cyberattacks, and digital inequity
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WEEKLY INSIGHTS

Oct. 11, 2022 | A weekly roundup of news from Digital Health Insights


VA SLOWS EHR MODERNIZATION DUE TO OPERATIONAL ISSUES

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Mike Sicilia, Oracle's executive vice president, testified that the VA's
Millennium rollout is proceeding "far slower than anticipated," citing
substantial technical and training challenges at VA facilities.

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DATA MANAGEMENT

ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS

 


WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE QHIN APPLICATION PROCESS

QHINs must obtain certification for authentication, encryption, and signing.
(The Sequoia Project selected HITRUST for security certification.)

INTEROPERABILITY

HIPAA

 

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FAMILY MEDICAL PATIENTS LEARN OF POSSIBLE DATA HACK

The 234K patients at Family Medical joined thousands of others in learning about
medical data exposures due to cyberattacks at numerous providers last week.

CYBERSECURITY

DATA MANAGEMENT

 


HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN FOR IMPROVED HEALTH IT WORKFLOWS

As healthcare becomes mobile, collaborative, and patient-centered, IT
infrastructures must meet the needs of different users in different settings
while keeping patients at the center of the care process.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

CLINICAL CARE DELIVERY

 

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