The annual report serves as the main health IT source on interoperability and helps support ONC’s efforts to implement provisions of the 21st Century Cures Act.
The draft calls for the following data-sharing areas to be prioritized: consistently encoding tests and their results, standardized consolidated clinical document architecture and clinician-to-clinician messaging.
The public comment period on ONC’s 2020 edition of the Interoperability Standards Advisory is open until Sept. 23.
To access the ISP Task Force draft presentation, click here.
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