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What Is Possible When You Bridge the Gap Between Payer and Provider Data

The importance and the value of closing this gap becomes more urgent when we envision what is possible in a world where clinical, claims, and even public health data connect to drive better insights into care, greater efficiency in care delivery, and more delightful experiences.  

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How to Comply with the CMS ADT e-Notification Condition of Participation — and Answers to Other FAQs

Providers have until May 1, 2021 to meet the CMS eNotification Condition of Participation. We explain a solution for compliance.

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Vaccine Management and Distribution: The Role of Interoperability

1) What the ‘Push’ and ‘Pull’ Models of Vaccination Mean for Interoperability; 2) Immunization Data; 3) Vaccine Distribution Challenges.

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CMS E-Notifications CoP Compliance: What You Need to Know and How Rhapsody health solutions & PatientPing Ease the IT Compliance Burden

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) created a new electronic event notification (e-notification) Condition of Participation (CoP) as part of the Interoperability and Patient Access Rule.

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Inside Rhapsody 6.6 – Rhapsody’s Strategic Pillars Anchor Our Product Investments

As Rhapsody develops new releases, we want to communicate the key enhancements of our product and explain the product investments within the context of our four strategic pillars.

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Nova Scotia Health and partners win international award for COVID-19 response

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Why Now Is the Time for Healthcare to Move to the Cloud

Offering reduced costs, vast amounts of computational power, and increased security, the cloud is ideally suited to meeting the changing IT infrastructure needs of healthcare organizations.

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Show—Not Tell—with User-friendly clinFHIR

clinFHIR, a freely available education and design tool created by FHIR evangelist Dr. David Hay, provides and a fast, visual way to experiment with FHIR.

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Interoperability: The Current State of the Future

Despite complaints that healthcare is not interoperable, we have met multiple interoperability goals. The future of interoperability is here.