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[[Condition of Certification]] (CoC) and Information Blocking are key to the propagation of [[Patient Choice]] solutions in conformance with the Cures Final Act Rule. | [[Condition of Certification]] (CoC) and Information Blocking are key to the propagation of [[Patient Choice]] solutions in conformance with the Cures Final Act Rule. | ||
===Goal=== | |||
This is designed to be the source document for a Service Assessment Criteria for apps that are used in user, patient or delegate apps to allow high assurance access to personally identifiable information. | |||
==Context== | ==Context== | ||
* The Final Rule for the 21st Century Cures Act include some details on the method that Electronic Health Record (EHR) provides could use to decide if Patient Health Information (PHI) could be related to apps in patient's devices. | * The Final Rule for the 21st Century Cures Act include some details on the method that Electronic Health Record (EHR) provides could use to decide if Patient Health Information (PHI) could be related to apps in patient's devices. | ||
Revision as of 01:27, 26 October 2020
Full Title
Condition of Certification (CoC) and Information Blocking are key to the propagation of Patient Choice solutions in conformance with the Cures Final Act Rule.
Goal
This is designed to be the source document for a Service Assessment Criteria for apps that are used in user, patient or delegate apps to allow high assurance access to personally identifiable information.
Context
- The Final Rule for the 21st Century Cures Act include some details on the method that Electronic Health Record (EHR) provides could use to decide if Patient Health Information (PHI) could be related to apps in patient's devices.
- Previous to the release of the Final Rule, the Kantara Work Group on Federated identifiers for Resilient Ecosystems had plan to prosed a solutions based on the wiki for Patient Choice, but was late for funding available at that time.