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Date: Thursday, June 15, 2023

Time: 12:15pm-1:15pm

Starting January 31, 2023, the California Health and Human Services Agency (CHHS) is launching the CHHS Data Exchange Framework. Over the next three years, this framework will require all physician practices in this state to exchange data with other practices, health plans, hospitals, and others. To help physicians prepare for this change, CMA has partnered with CHHS to develop the "CMA Data Exchange Explainer Series." This series of webinars will walk practices through the various considerations in implementing robust data exchange.

In this webinar we build on your Webinar 1 and 2 data exchange foundational knowledge and dive into the Data Exchange Framework-requirements, implementation, and technical and funding resources. This webinar will also include an update on the latest DxF developments and important dates practices will need to know.

Speakers:  

DeeAnne McCallin, of Sacramento, is the Data Exchange Framework Deputy Director of the Center for Data INsights and Innovation at the California Health and Human Services Agency. McCallin, spearheaded the state's efforts in the adoption of meaningful use of electronic health records since 2012, completing her time at the nation's largest Regional Extension Center of  the Office of the National Coordinator of Health, CalHIPSO, as its Interim Director early 2021. After CalHIPSO, McCallin joined the Califrnia Primary Care Association as the Director of Health Information Technology through 2022. McCallin joined CDII January of 2023 to continue her work in health information technology.

Bob Jordan works closely with CDII on Data Exchange Framework initiatives. At Mazars, he specializes in health information exchange, privacy and security, quality improvement, and management processes that improve health outcomes. Prior to joining Mazars USA, Bob was a Senior Consultant at Object Health LLC, a healthcare consulting firm in Southern California. Previously, he was a senior executive and officer at several high-technology firms.

This webinar series is supported by a grant from the California Health and Human Services Agency and is free to all physician practices.