Information Blocking: Eight Regulatory Reminders for October 6th
On October 6, 2022, we reach the end of the more than two-year glide path […]
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APIs for Research: Perspectives from Providers
The Cures Act Final Rule includes regulatory requirements to implement secure, standards-based application programming interfaces […]
ONC Staff Profiles – Carmen Smiley
The Office of the National Coordinator is launching a new blog series featuring ONC staff […]
TEFCA Will be Live in 2022
Today we are pleased to announce the timeline for the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common […]
Application Programming Interfaces in Health IT
Application programming interfaces (APIs) are powerful tools that help support interoperability in healthcare. Simply put, […]
PCOR Coordinated Registry Network for Women’s Health Technologies
ONC recently released results from the Coordinated Registry Network for Women’s Health Technologies project, a […]
We Need Your Input! The New, Interactive Version of the Interoperability Standards Advisory
On January 10, ONC submitted the recently published 2017 Interoperability Standards Advisory (ISA), a catalog […]
Highlighting a Way to Advance Interoperability and Reduce Costs for Lab Tests
Last year, Health Level Seven International (HL7) released an implementation guide that provides a standardized […]
Advancements in Health IT: ASTP/ONC’s Approved SVAP Standards for 2025
As part of ASTP/ONC’s annual Standards Version Advancement Process (SVAP), the Approved Standards for 2025 are now available. SVAP is designed to support industry interoperability needs and enable the use of newer standards in the ONC Health IT Certification Program (Certification Program). Beginning August 29, 2025, Health IT developers participating in the Certification Program can voluntarily incorporate the 2025 SVAP standards into their Certified Health IT Modules.
Advancing Adoption, Interoperability and Transformation – Regional Extension Centers Surpass 100,000 Providers to Stage 1 Meaningful Use
In February 2014 we highlighted our regional extension centers’ (REC) success in supporting adoption of […]