Real-time, automated, and “always-on” Event Notifications are critical to inform providers of a recent care occurrence that could impact a patient's care. In this complimentary webinar, we will discuss how hospitals, medical practices, and payers were using Event Notifications to help improve care coordination and reduce costs.
The Event Notifications via Direct Standard was developed to address the new CMS requirement that, as a condition of participation, all hospitals including critical access hospitals and psychiatric hospitals must send an HL7 2.5.1 event notification in real-time whenever a patient is admitted, charged, or transferred to or from a hospital. This standard requires that Event Notification messages be sent in both machine-readable and human-readable format, improving readability.
On January 10th the ONC announced the 2022 ISA (Interoperability Standards Advisory) Reference Edition which includes the new Event Notifications via the Direct Standard.
Adopters of the Event Notifications via Direct Standard who also participated in the development of the standard include (listed in alphabetical order):
Join us on January 19, 2021, at 12 pm CT when we will discuss the Event Notification via Direct Standard and provide specific examples of how hospitals, medical practices, and payers were using Event Notifications to help improve care coordination and reduce cost.
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