CAQH, a nonprofit alliance focused on healthcare business, established the Provider Data Action Alliance to develop strategies to improve accuracy and timeliness of provider data, which plays a role in various healthcare processes — including medical claims and provider directories.
The recommendations outlined in “An Industry Roadmap for Provider Data” focus on how healthcare leaders can collaborate to create a sustainable system for accurate provider data, including a three-phase implementation plan and five overarching recommendations.
Members of the Provider Data Action Alliance — comprising representatives from government, health information exchanges, health plans, health systems and provider organizations — developed the road map during a nine-month period.
A few notable members of the collaboration include ONC IT Specialist Daniel Chaput, CMS Division Director Richard Gilbert and Irving, Texas-based Christus Health Technology Advocacy Hank Fanberg.
To access the Provider Data Action Alliance’s road map, click here.
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