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Infromation Blocking Enhancements Under HTI-1 Rule in Effect

Infromation Blocking Enhancements Under HTI-1 Rule in Effect
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FHIR Adoption on the Rise: Digital Health Companies Embrace Standards-Based APIs

FHIR adoption is on the rise, according to an ONC Survey that shows digital health companies embrace standards-based APIs

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More patients requesting access to medical records, ONC says

More patients requesting access to medical records, ONC says
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Patient medical record access is surging: ONC report

More and more patients are using online patient portals and apps to access their medical records.

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Patient preferences for accessing medical data are shifting, says ONC

Individuals increased their use of apps to access their online medical records between 2020 and 2022, while web-only access to portals decreased, according to an analysis of national survey data.

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