Hospitals should prepare now for the new Conditions of Participation The New CMS Condition of Participation Requires Hospitals to Share E-Notifications What does this new rule mean for hospitals? On […]
Dr. Don Rucker presented at the 2020 HIT Conference in his capacity as the National Coordinator for Health IT at the ONC. To view the video recording of the entire […]
The ONC Addresses Patient Addresses with New Specification A new standard The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) announced Tuesday that it will develop a unified […]
With the 2020 HIT Conference in the rearview mirror, we wanted to talk a look back at the highlights. Our Top 3 Takeaways from HIT 2020: 1 The top sessions […]
This holiday weekend we at UHIN would like to express our gratitude to all of you who are battling this pandemic. As a small token of appreciation, we are sending […]
HHS Extends Compliance Dates for Information Blocking Requirements 21st Century Cures Act Final Rule deadlines delayed due to pandemic HHS’ Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology announced […]
November 10-11 | Virtual 2-Day Event
CONNECTING DATA, UNITING HEALTHCARE
This year, HIT will focus on tech and data solutions that connect the healthcare community when they need it most.
The CHIE continues to add important data sources, providing healthcare professionals with vital medical information when it is needed most. Recently, several clinics and post-acute care facilities began contributing data […]
The UHIN Annual Forum is a virtual, half-day event to discuss pressing issues regarding patient data access, interoperability, and the future of healthcare in Utah.
This session is focused on encounters within primary care that may be led by an RN, including: the Annual Wellness Visit, Transitional Care Management, Chronic Care Management, End of Life and SBIRT. Additionally, we will explore other encounter types that may be led by a team of RNs in primary care.
We’ve minimized soft skills for decades. Compelling research shows we’ve been wrong all along. Yes, skills and experience remain important. However, the lack of characteristics of trust, mutual respect, and integrity can quite literally destroy an otherwise skilled and experienced team. The data prove out. Come learn why and what you can do about it.
The precipitous rise of cyber attacks, new privacy regulations, stricter enforcement, and private litigation are changing the compliance landscape right beneath our feet. At the same time, some of the best ways to keep your practice compliant are simple, inexpensive and straightforward. Together we will explore today’s threats to your practice and the uncomplicated, totally reasonable steps you can take to address them.
Dr. Joseph K. Miner, Executive Director at the Utah Department of Health (UDOH), asked all healthcare organizations to report all of their COVID-19 lab test results through UHIN.
This presentation by RyLee Curtis and Michael Hales walks attendees through the recent implementation of Medicaid expansion in Utah. They will cover eligibility, approved waivers, and pending waivers that will shape the future of Medicaid in Utah.
The payer panel is always a highlight of the PES events and features experts from more than a dozen payers. In 2020, we hosted the panel as an interactive live webinar with a Q&A format.
In response to the need for increased sharing of health information during the COVID-19 crisis, UHIN is sending COVID-19 lab result alerts to providers around Utah.
This Medicare Part B presentation encompasses 2020 updates, other important topics and valuable resources to assist your practice with successful Medicare billing.
The new interoperability and information blocking rule is here…what should you do now? With the announcement of CMS and ONC’s finalized rules on interoperability and information blocking, it is important to […]
Hospitals should prepare now for the new Conditions of Participation The New CMS Condition of Participation Requires Hospitals to Share E-Notifications What does this new rule mean for hospitals? On […]
