All six CSRI member organizations scored themselves against 175 capabilities in the HDU model, providing insights into what’s working and guiding next steps
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Health Data Utility Capability Model Refined to Include State-Based Entities — Healthcare Innovation
Ten new capabilities added across several themes, including FHIR, data quality, the Child Opportunity Index, public benefit reporting, and dental and vision providers.
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New updates strengthen HDU Capability Model to fully reflect stakeholder priorities and feedback; includes the addition of 10 new capabilities
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From HIEs to HDUs: Why Public Health Agencies are Embracing a New Model for Collaboration — LinkedIn
In the evolving landscape of health data management, the concept of a Health Data Utility (HDU) has emerged as a critical component for modernizing and…
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HDUs can provide health departments critical information to respond proactively to emergencies, public health risks, and equity focused use cases. They also address many contemporary…
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New leadership to accelerate recognition and advancement of health data utilities
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J. Marc Overhage, M.D., Ph.D., who led the development of the HDU Capability Model, will become CEO of the Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability…
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The Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability, or CSRI, a group of nonprofit health data networks, has released its new Health Data Utility Capability Model.
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New model defines capabilities, benchmarks, and levels of advancement to support policy makers and health information exchanges in developing HDUs.
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HR1 introduces new requirements for Community Engagement (CE) among some Medicaid populations, establishing obligations for beneficiaries to demonstrate work or community participation as a condition…
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