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The North Carolina Health Information Exchange Authority (NC HIEA) extends a heartfelt thank you to our NC HealthConnex participants and stakeholders for your collaboration and continued support through such a difficult year.
NC HealthConnex expands connectivity through national networks. NC HealthConnex is named a finalist for the NASCIO State IT Recognition Award. And October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month - what that means for the health care community.
To support health care providers during the COVID-19 pandemic, NC HIEA is providing improved access to lab results from Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp.
NC HIEA and NC Department of Health and Human Services are building a single sign-on to NC HealthConnex and Controlled Substances Reporting System.
NC HealthConnex joins the national Patient-Centered Data Home Network. North Carolina providers will get alerts when patients go to out-of-state ERs.
During the COVID-19 outbreak, the North Carolina Health Information Exchange Agency is providing uninterrupted data exchange through NC HealthConnex.
NC HIEA Presents at Rural Health Symposium
Recently, the North Carolina Health Information Exchange Authority presented at the Rural Health Symposium hosted by Eastern Area Health Education Center (AHEC).
New national health information exchange survey shows significant interoperable health data exchange with community and social service organizations.
As the NC Health Information Exchange Authority (NC HIEA) works in the new year to build communities of care, we reflect on accomplishments in 2019.
The North Carolina Health Information Exchange Authority and the NC Area Health Education Centers offer training for providers in NC HealthConnex.
Area Health Education Centers offer training for providers in NC HealthConnex.
The NC Health Information Exchange Authority won the 2019 Strategic Health Information Exchange Collaborative Community Partnership Achievement Award.
On June 6, 2019, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper signed a law delaying the deadline for providers and exempting some from connecting to NC HealthConnex.