Empowering Collaborations in Care
The Surescripts Network for Clinical Interoperability supports timely sharing of vital health information enabling care collaboration and care coordination while helping to improve the quality of care in a cost efficient manner.
Benefits for EHR Vendors, HIEs, and IDNs:
Surescripts' suite of clinical interoperability solutions provides an on-ramp for EHR vendors, HIEs and IDNs that wish to connect their affiliated physicians and health care providers to Surescripts' national clinical network. By doing so, you will allow your providers to see their messaging capability transform from local to national, in a manner that integrates well with their current workflows and network experience.
Benefits for Healthcare Providers:
Sharing health information with your patient's care team can take up a lot of your time, as well as the resources of your office. Surescripts' clinical interoperability solutions help by allowing physicians and other health care providers to securely send and receive clinical information electronically with peers locally, regionally and nationally. Information you can securely share over the Surescripts network includes:
- Discharge Summaries
- Patient charts
- Continuity of Care Documents
- Referrals, Structured & Unstructured Notes
- Medication History
- Lab Results
- Immunization Records
Physicians can get up to speed prior to meeting the patient and spend more of her visit focused on care.
The ability to communicate electronically to other healthcare providers between (or without) EHRs, and across regional networks and health systems means that you can exchange clinical information more quickly and efficiently while improving patient care.
Click here to determine the best path to connecting to the Surescripts network for your practice.
Focus on Meaningful Use:
Connecting to the Surescripts Network for Clinical Interoperability can support attainment of the following Stage 1 "Meaningful Use" requirements:
- Capability to electronically exchange key clinical information among providers of care and patient authorized entities.
- Perform medication reconciliation when an eligible provider receives a patient from another setting or provider of care.
- Provide a summary of care record for each transition of care when patients are transitioned to another care setting.
Contact a Surescripts representative to learn more.
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- American Academy of Family Physicians Unveils New Secure Electronic Messaging Service for Physicians Based on Surescripts Network for Clinical Interoperability
- Surescripts goes beyond e-prescribing
- Surescripts launching online health-care records network
- Surescripts Expands Open Network to Enable U.S. Doctors to Share All Types of Health Information
