Texas Health Services Authority (Statewide HIE)

The pipes are there but the data is not consistently usable - BUT it can be. What C-CDA doc types and templates do you believe are essential for data usability?

The Standardizing C-CDA Workgroup met to discuss frontline clinician data usability. Clinicians are tired of sifting through mountains of information for a specific nugget and inconsistent data. The C-CDA Workgroup is prioritizing what C-CDA doc types and templates should be used in Texas. If you have recommendations - please send to [email protected]. Join our Data Usability Efforts! Soumya Jayaraj, UTHealth Houston, School of Biomedical Informatics Graduate shared her C-CDA Quick Reference Guide to help. She has allowed THSA to share. Thank you Soumya and the McWilliams School of Biomedical Informatics at UTHealth Houston https://lnkd.in/gNryJ884

Texas Health Services Authority (Statewide HIE) is hosting THSA Interoperability Collaborative 8 am March 12, 2025. Still time to attend. [email protected].

Do you have a story worth telling? If so, Civitas is the place to share and help us all catch up. Just a few days left to submit a proposal for Civitas Networks for Health Annual Conference.

REMINDER! THSA's Interoperability Collaborative is this Wednesday @ 8am CT! Attendees can connect and discuss the latest advancements in healthcare interoperability within Texas and across the nation. https://lnkd.in/gHhH_dtE

With my friend Kelley Gallagher are excited and honored again to co-host this year's Annual Civitas Conference. Thanks to the Civitas team, the host committee and the proposals workgroup it is shaping up to be another outstanding event. Proposal submissions are open through March 19, so please consider sending in the great community collaborative stories that you are working on.

Join us next Wednesday for THSA's Interoperability Collaborative! This is a great opportunity to connect, discuss the latest in healthcare interoperability and discuss last month's Mini Interoperability Symposium. https://lnkd.in/gHhH_dtE

AHIMA and The Sequoia Project are leading clinical data integrity efforts with the Data Usability Taking Root Initiative. Texas Health Services Authority along with 24 other Supporters are committed to complete, accurate clinical data to improve outcomes. The meeting today was great with Supporters Smile Digital Health and MyDirectives sharing data integrity efforts and the positive impact. Nuggets of information that everyone can use. There is no cost to be a Supporter, just a vision for better. Join THSA in this initiative, don't miss out on the fun or being part of the difference.

Excited to be part of reducing Texas Medicaid spend with trusted data exchange. Better outcomes at less cost. Together we can do this.

The Texas Health Services Authority (THSA) is proud to announce the release of our 2024 Annual Report. This past year has been one of significant progress, collaboration, and innovation as we continue our mission to enhance health information exchange across Texas. In 2024, THSA achieved key milestones that reflect our commitment to improving healthcare interoperability. Our efforts have focused on strengthening health information networks and expanding stakeholder engagement. Key Highlights from the Report: Expanded Interoperability Initiatives:?We have advanced seamless data sharing among healthcare providers, ensuring timely and secure access to critical patient information. Stakeholder Collaboration:?Through strategic partnerships, we have worked closely with healthcare providers, policymakers, and technology leaders to drive meaningful improvements in health information exchange. Public Health Support:?THSA has played a vital role in supporting public health initiatives, leveraging health information technology to enhance response capabilities and patient outcomes. We invite you to explore the full 2024 Annual Report to learn more about our achievements and ongoing initiatives. As we look ahead, THSA remains committed to fostering innovation and collaboration to advance healthcare technology and patient care across Texas. Thank you to our partners, stakeholders, and the broader healthcare community for your continued support. We look forward to another year of progress and partnership.