By Interface Type

This interface sends queries to the Spine for the NHS Digital Child Protection - Information Sharing project (CP-IS) in the United Kingdom. The Spine responds whether a child is in Child Protection, a child who is a Looked After Child, or an expectant mother of an unborn child who will be under Child Protection.

Sends documents in clinical document architecture (CDA) format, supporting the January 2021 Patient Safety Component Manual developed and maintained by the National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN). Each CDA document represents either a single patient infection, a surgical procedure, an antimicrobial resistance event, or a month of department-level or facility-level antimicrobial usage, device utilization, or patient census summary data. This covers all US nationally mandated reporting elements for inpatient infection prevention.

Supports comprehensive breast cancer risk assessment following the HL7 Version 3 Implementation Guide for Family History/Pedigree Interoperability, Release 1 - US Realm April 2013.

Sends Diagnosis Behandeling Combinatie (DBC) and charge information from Epic to the VECOZO Declaratie Grouper (Netherlands). The Grouper retrieves a billable product and billing code (DBC-zorgproduct).

Tracks the location of patients, staff, and medical devices within a facility. This automates and enhances many workflows. For example, it can automatically document operating room wheels in and out times, or make it easier for staff to associate medical devices with specific patients.

Conforms to the Medical Summary for Vital Records Death Reporting (MS-VRDR) content within the IHE VRDR Profile supplement (Trial Implementation October 27, 2015). The interface content is a Clinical Document (CDA) which contains the basic information for vital records death reporting, including procedures, problems and date/time of death.

BSN or Burgerservicenummer verification is required in the Netherlands. There are two types of BSN queries: BSN request, and BSN verification. Using provided demographic data, a BSN request will retrieve and store the BSN for a patient, whereas the BSN verification serves to validate that the BSN a user has stored to the patient record is correct.

Imports QRDA document information used to report on quality measures for regulatory programs. This interface supports ONC 2015 Edition Certification (for Meaningful Use).

Reports National Healthcare Survey data to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Communicates with the prescription center of Finland any time a user makes changes to a patient's prescriptions, as well as when a user needs to reconcile a patient's existing prescriptions into Epic.

Care Everywhere is used to exchange patient data with other healthcare institutions, HIEs, and government agencies during point-of-care treatment and care coordination workflows. We use Clinical Document Architecture (CDA) as the content standard. CDA is an XML-based markup standard defined by Health Level Seven (HL7), intended to specify encoding, structure and semantics of clinical documents for the purpose of exchange. Care Everywhere supports the exchange of document defined in the Consolidated CDA (C-CDA) framework, which is required for ONC 2015 Edition certification for Meaningful Use.

• Epic's EHR can consume any valid C-CDA or CDA document.
• Epic's EHR can create the following documents:
  • HL7/ASTM CCD (HITSP C32 Implementation)
  • HL7/IHE Consolidated CDA (CCD and Progress Notes Template)

Contact us if you have questions about our CDAs.