What You Should Know about Accessing Healthix Data for a Telehealth Visit
Healthix adopted policies that allow providers who engage in telehealth services to obtain a “verbal” consent from a patient for access to data stored in SHIN-NY database via Healthix. Verbal consent must be clearly documented for audit review.
This training is for health professionals employed by Public Health agencies. This training outlines consent policy exceptions for public health users and permitted use cases of Healthix data.
Healthix real-time Clinical Alerts serve as an immediate source for patient information. Primary PartnerCare®, a Medicare Shared Savings Program ACO and Managed Services Organization, receives alerts whenever their patients are admitted to or discharged from a hospital and other facilities. These notifications help fulfill the triple aim of improved care, patient satisfaction and reduced costs.
This video explains what 42 CFR data is, why it is important and how it is handled within the Healthix Platform.
This video lays the foundation for new users to Healthix. Easily explaining: who Healthix is, what we do, when we send data, from where we get data and most importantly why Healthix is important for the user.
The SHIN-NY and Healthix Policy Training is mandated for all users accessing PHI and clinical data. It provides and overview of patient consent and you and your organization’s responsibilities.
New President and CEO of Healthix, Todd M. Rogow,
Shares His Vision for the Future
Todd M. Rogow, MPH CHIO, formerly the CIO of Healthix moved into the top job on May 1, 2019. In this video, Todd briefly touches on the benefits of Healthix, underscores his core philosophy and outlines his vision for the future.
Required (5:11 min)
This training walks health professionals who are involved with Minor Consented Services on the most recent changes to Healthix Minor Data Exchange Policy. It highlights the new role in Healthix regarding one-time consent for Minors.
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Required (3:41 min)
This training will first present the workflow for adding or editing a patient’s consent status in the Healthix consent tool, followed by how to register a new patient and log their consent decision.
Optional (9:13 min)
This training is intended for healthcare professionals who interact with patients, and who are responsible for engaging patients to sign Healthix Consent Forms. The training looks at the various options of consent and how the organization should record these for later audits.
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This patient video explains the benefits of Healthix for patients throughout greater New York. It looks at the various times in your life where having your health information at a Doctor’s fingertips can be truly beneficial, if not even life-saving. It addresses privacy and security concerns and closes by telling patients how they can give their consent and become part of Healthix.
HIV infection continues to exact a huge toll on individuals in the US. With New York State among the leaders nationwide in reported HIV/AIDS cases. Since the mid-90s, antiretroviral treatment has led to dramatic changes in health outcomes for people living with HIV. Now, Healthix is providing real-time data to support detection and long term care in the continued to fight to end the epidemic.
Optional (7:41 min)
This training reviews Healthix predictive analytics software and how it can be used to manage risk in a population health setting, 30-day return risk of inpatient and ED visits, and individual patient risk.
This brief and easy to understand video explains in 1-2-3 the benefits of health information exchange (HIE) in New York State. 1) it looks at who exchanges information. 2) it delves into what information is exchanged and how it is being exchanged. And lastly and most importantly, 3) it answers why health information exchange is important.
Dr. Sarah C. Nosal, the Chief Medical Director of The Institute for Family Health (IFH), was an early adopter of the medical electronic health record as a way to improve patient care. Now she and the physicians of IFH are using the latest Healthix technology to help coordinate patient care.
The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, in collaboration with Healthix, designed the NYC Emergency Patient Search (NYCEPS) Portal to assist the public in city- and state-wide emergencies. After a mass casualty incident, a key concern is locating and assuring the safety of loved ones who may have been affected and cannot be easily reached or located.
