Oracle Health has launched its new Connection Hub, a tool designed to help U.S. healthcare providers manage and share patient data through a single console.
The platform aims to simplify interoperability between hospitals, payers and government agencies while providing a consolidated view of data exchanges and detailed audit trails to support compliance and data privacy, according to an Oct. 9 news release.
The hub connects with Oracle Health Clinical Data Exchange, Oracle Health Information Network and the Social Security Administration to streamline the exchange of clinical and financial information.
The platform also supports participation in the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) once Oracle Health Information Network becomes a designated Qualified Health Information Network. Oracle said future updates will include connectivity to laboratory, immunization and prescription networks.
Oracle Health Connection Hub is available to all Oracle Health customers through the Oracle Cloud Console at no additional charge, according to the release.
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