Enhance data exchange and sharing through APIs based on common industry standards.
As the healthcare industry continues to strive for broader interoperability, the importance of data integration projects for delivery connectedness in the form of data exchange and sharing is instrumental. Interoperability’s goal is to coordinate the cooperative use of data across the care continuum to tell a patient’s full health history.
An active archive like HealthData Archiver™ or HealthData AR Manager™ can help your organization deliver on interoperability goals and ensure your inventory of legacy data applications is consolidated, secured, accessible and usable. With data from multiple data sources or domains consolidated to a single archive, some of these and other use cases become readily available:
Seamlessly authenticate, in patient-context, from most major EMR brands to HealthData Archiver™.
Link historical patient records to the master patient index (MPI).
Use criteria to match historical patient ID to the go-forward EHR, using a form of HL7 to link and unlink records as needed.
Pre-define reports as part of the data storage planning process. Connect an ODBC/JDBC reporting, analytics or business intelligence tool.
Export legacy data from the archive and share it to applications, data warehouses, APIs, dashboard/ visualization tools, HIEs, research teams and more.
Ensure archived data is monitored for unusual activity and compliance through an integrated third-party monitoring platform.
Enable the transmission of an archived historical patient chart to a designated EHR endpoint.
When patients request records, they deserve their full medical history promptly and securely. In fact, the information blocking provision of the 21st century Cures Act prohibits interfering with patient access to their electronic health information. But manually retrieving and matching records from legacy systems can be error prone and time consuming. Enter Harmony Healthcare IT. We centralize and standardize data from legacy systems. Then, we match and securely transmit historical charts right to your EHR or patient portal. That’s interoperability of archived data, allowing quick, reliable and compliant record fulfillment. Give your patients what they deserve, their complete medical record with Secure Record Delivery.
Guide and inform your plan with the industry leaders.
At Harmony Healthcare IT, we not only extract data, but migrate, consolidate and retain it so that it may be enabled. Our HealthData Platform™ is a service and software platform integrating healthcare data whether it is legacy or active data. Our integration services are made possible through interoperability standards in healthcare.
Our team has worked with many unique software brands to achieve the goals of complex data migration, archival or integration projects. The exchange of health data must be secure. That’s why Harmony Healthcare IT maintains HIPAA-compliance and HITRUST certification to ensure that health data is protected both at rest and in transit.
Healthcare data integration standards provide a common language for information to be ingested and made sense of regardless of its source system. With standards in place to guide the “what” and “how” of data movement, a variety of healthcare integration use cases may be addressed. The benefits of these use cases can be seen throughout the entirety of healthcare organizations.
Common health data standards include USCDI, HL7, FHIR, C-CDA, XML and Direct.
APIs further enable interoperability in healthcare through clearly defining the calls, requests, formats and conventions that help software applications to build on the functionality of one another. Our developers work collaboratively with APIs of leading health IT vendors to ensure the secure exchange and accessibility of data.
Interoperability is the Secret to Effective Healthcare – MedCity News featured David Navarro, Senior Director of Data Science at Harmony Healthcare IT, in an article where he discusses numerous topics surrounding interoperability and the 21st Century Cures Act.
In this webinar, learn about the foundational elements that enable a healthcare provider organization to further interoperability and navigate the 21st Century Cures Act.
In this episode, Shannon Larkin and David Navarro of Harmony Healthcare IT cover part one and two of the 2022 ONC Annual Meeting and discuss how the healthcare industry is navigating the 21st Century Cures Act and striving for interoperability.