Today, NIC’s objective remains the same; that is, to create a National Policy Action Agenda by year’s end designed to improve our nation’s too-siloed health-related systems by meaningfully integrating the Social Determinants of Health and Well-Being (SDOH) into their work. Read the BLOG >>
- SDOH Group Moderator, Karen Smith
|
November 13 | 12:00pm-4:00pm ET On Friday, Nov. 13, SOC Institute, the Stanford University Center for Population Health Sciences and additional organizational collaborators across the country came together for the third National Action Agenda to Advance Upstream Social Determinants and Health Equity meeting. Check out the recording below, view the presentation slides, and learn more about this effort!
|
A Webinar on the National Interoperability Collaborative’s 'Project Unify'
|
November 6 | 12:00pm-1:30pm ET 125 Joined! Webinar Resources:
On Friday, Nov. 6, over 125 participants joined our webinar to learn about the progress we’re making on Project Unify, NIC’s proof-of-concept implementation initiative. Members of our Let’s Get Technical group led a conversation and provide an update on Unify, including its integral role in our latest initiative, the National Action Agenda to Advance Upstream Social Determinants and Health Equity. The webinar presentation, featuring leaders of NIC's Let's Get Technical Team Brian Handspicker and Eric Jahn, charted Project Unify's progress and roadmapped the next several months. Additionally, the LGT team demonstrated some exciting new developments in connecting multiple systems. Mary Kratz, EVP of the Interoperability Institute, wrote the blog we shared before this webinar. Please review this important and insightful contribution to the Project Unify work. Also, a video recording of the webinar and the slide deck have been shared via the buttons above. Coming Soon: Here’s a glimpse of the content of Project Unify, elements of which we’ll be rolling out over the coming months.
|
Description: Two-part series from AISP on leveraging cross-sector data capacity during crisis AISP is excited to announce the release of a second post focused on the use of integrated data to help state and local governments efficiently meet…
Read more…The Digital Accountability and Transparency Act of 2014, or DATA Act, requires the U.S. federal government to transform its spending information into open data. President Barack Obama signed the DATA Act (Public Law No. 113-101 official text) into…
Read more…As the coronavirus continues to spread across the United States there are state policymakers taking action to contain the virus using information and technology. Some states are using information and technology to increase access to telehealth and…
Read more…The coronavirus pandemic is shedding light on how important health exchange data and interoperability is. In Florida, there is one health information exchange that created a portal where all health systems and patients can have access to health…
Read more…
