March 9, 2020
HHS releases final interoperability rules
Editor's Note
The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on March 9 released two interoperability rules, which will give patients direct access to their healthcare data.
These rules mark the most extensive healthcare data sharing policies the federal government has implemented, requiring public and private entities to share information between patients and other parties while keeping the information private and secure.
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