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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2024 · 26 MIN

Episode 2.1 - Interview with Jay Nakashima, Executive Director, eHealth Exchange

from eHealth Legal Pulse · host Steve Gravely, JD, MHA

Welcome to Season 2 of eHealth Legal Pulse! In this episode, Steve Gravely interviews Jay Nakashima, the Executive Director of the eHealth Exchange, about the eHealth Exchange and the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA). They discuss the history and evolution of the eHealth Exchange, the challenges and benefits of interoperability, and the role of TEFCA in facilitating data exchange for non-treatment purposes. Jay highlights the importance of trust and collaboration in building a network of healthcare organizations that exchange data using the same principles. He also emphasizes the potential of TEFCA to improve public health exchange and payer-provider connectivity.

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Welcome to Season 2 of eHealth Legal Pulse! In this episode, Steve Gravely interviews Jay Nakashima, the Executive Director of the eHealth Exchange, about the eHealth Exchange and the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA). They discuss the history and evolution of the eHealth Exchange, the challenges and benefits of interoperability, and the role of TEFCA in facilitating data exchange for non-treatment purposes. Jay highlights the importance of trust and collaboration...

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