Call for participation: Process to become “CMS designated test EHR” now available
As
part of meaningful use Stage 2’s transition of care objective, measure
#3 requires eligible professionals (EPs) and eligible hospitals/critical
access hospitals (CAHs) to either:
- Conduct
one or more successful electronic exchanges of a summary of care
document, with a recipient who has EHR technology designed by a
different EHR technology developer than the sender's.
or
- Conduct one or more successful tests with the CMS designated test EHR during the EHR reporting period
CMS
seeks to designate multiple “test EHRs” for EPs, eligible hospitals and
CAHs to use if they elect to pursue the second approach to meet measure
#3 of Stage 2’s transitions of care objective. CMS and ONC have worked
together to identify a minimum set of technical capabilities that need
to be in place in order to be designated. Designated test EHRs will be
registered on a software system hosted by the National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST). The NIST- hosted software system will
randomly match an EP, eligible hospital, or CAH with a designated test
EHR that is designed by a different EHR technology developer than
theirs.
CMS
and ONC strongly encourage the EHR technology developer community to
participate in the program to become a CMS designated test EHR.
To find out more about becoming a CMS designated test EHR, please contact Ms. Nora Super (Nora.Super@hhs.gov)
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