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A QHIO is a Health Information Exchange (HIE) that has demonstrated its ability to meet DxF data exchange requirements. The DxF establishes a framework for the statewide exchange of health and human service information. We provide the services to facilitate the secure exchange of health and social services information between participants.
The California Health and Human Services (CalHHS) Data Exchange Framework (DxF) facilitates the secure and appropriate exchange of health and social services information, giving providers a clear understanding of a patient’s full health history and the information needed to provide safe, effective, whole-person care. beginning in 2024.
SacValley MedShare was awarded Qualified Health Information Organization (QHIO) status in October 2023. A QHIO is a Health Information Exchange (HIE) that has demonstrated its ability to meet DxF data exchange requirements. The DxF establishes a framework for statewide exchange of health and human service information. Signatories must be able to send and receive transactions, locate a patient record based on demographic data, translate health data to conform with industry-standard terminologies, apply security measures, and more.
Join our Qualified Health Information Organization (QHIO) today. We are a designated QHIO under CalHHS Center for Data Insights and Innovation that can help healthcare entities in California comply with the CalHHS Data Exchange Framework, which will be mandated starting January 31, 2024.
SacValley MedShare envisions a future where healthcare in California is seamlessly connected, ensuring that every individual receives the best possible care, regardless of their location or background. As a Qualified Health Information Organization (QHIO), we are committed to fulfilling this vision by providing essential data exchange capabilities that many health and social service entities currently lack. Our focus is on serving historically marginalized populations and underserved communities, bridging gaps in information exchange to facilitate effective and informed care delivery.
By connecting these entities and enabling their participation in the Data Exchange Framework (DxF), we aim to break down long-standing information silos that have hindered collaboration and hindered the provision of optimal care. This milestone in interoperability represents a significant advancement in healthcare, ensuring that every Californian can rely on their healthcare providers to have access to a comprehensive picture of their health.
Designated QHIOs play a pivotal role in implementing the DxF, SacValley MedShare is dedicated to providing a trustworthy and efficient platform for data exchange. With the deadline for mandatory participation approaching, we urge all healthcare entities to join us in our shared commitment to a healthier California for all. Whether through our QHIO platform or other intermediary solutions, we stand ready to support healthcare providers in meeting their data exchange requirements and delivering high-quality care to every individual in our communities. Together, we can build a future where seamless data exchange empowers healthcare providers to collaborate effectively and ensure the best possible outcomes for all Californians.
Click on the image above to watch Jennifer Inden present on the DxF
