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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2021 · 29 MIN

Are You Ready for CMS 21st Century Cures Act Notification Requirements?

from Healthcare IT Today Interviews · host John Lynn

We sat down with Dr. Peter Tippett, Founder and CEO at careMESH, to talk a bit about the CMS final rule and what it's going to require hospitals to do when it comes to notification and data sharing.  He shares the timeline for these regulations and what some of the challenges healthcare organizations are facing trying to comply with the final rule.   Along with talking about this final rule, Dr. Tippett shares some interesting insights into the challenges associated with sharing data in healthcare and why EHRs aren't going to solve this problem on their own.  Plus, he shares how he is working to solve these problems.   Dr. Tippett also shares some of the results of a case study with Tampa General Hospital and the success they had digitally notifying PCPs across the country about a patient admission or discharge.  90 days in, they had a delivery rate over 99% and increased digital notification delivery from 20.7% to 57.1%.  You can check out the full details of the case study here: https://caremesh.com/tgh-case-study   Learn more about careMESH: https://caremesh.com/

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