Introducing: the Metriport Clinician Interface
Metriport launches Clinician Interface to give healthcare providers an interactive patient medical record summary.
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Metriport launches Clinician Interface to give healthcare providers an interactive patient medical record summary.
Metriport launches it's new Network Directory Browser, giving Metriport customers the ability to search through Metriport's national network of 100,000+ providers to see who is connected for comprehensive clinical data exchange.
Metriport launches FHIR Transforms for Analytics tool, enabling healthcare organizations to pipe Metriport data into data warehouses by leveraging the Tuva data model, making clinical data analytics-ready in a few simple steps.
Metriport unveils world's first open-source healthcare terminology server, enabling enrichment of raw medical codes with detailed metadata and relationships.
Metriport releases AI Summaries feature that summarizes lengthy patient records into one cohesive paragraph consisting of the most relevant medical history.
Metriport joins athenahealth's Marketplace, to give healthcare providers instant access to comprehensive patient medical record summaries from outside sources.
Metriport is proud to announce that we've become an official implementor of Carequality — the leading interoperability framework that connects health information networks throughout the United States.
Healthcare organizations may require different types of systems to accommodate diverse needs and specialties. Tailoring EHRs to specific contexts enhances interoperability, data accuracy, and overall patient care, reflecting the diverse landscape of healthcare practices and ensuring that technology aligns with distinct organizational demands. In this post, we explore the most common types of EHR systems for healthcare settings.
In this guide, we explore the evolution of interoperability regulations in healthcare, and how they impact health information management
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act was designed to establish standards and regulations for protecting patient data. While the current rules ensure that medical records receive necessary protection, with access restricted to authorized personnel, new proposed HIPAA privacy rules are setting the stage to enhance patient welfare.
With the ultimate goal of ensuring the secure access and retrieval of patient information, HIEs benefit from the common interoperable data standards and specifications applicable under TEFCA. In this guide, we explore the vital position HIE participation holds in this framework.
The Tuva Health + Metriport partnership builds an end-to-end solution to access and transform clinical data from 300+ million patients into analysis and AI-ready data in order to materially improve care delivery.