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April 17-21 in Chicago, IL

Kno2’s network enables secure, effortless, and maximized exchange of patient information.

Seeking an Interoperability Partner

Kno2 makes it easy to connect and communicate across healthcare with a simple to use Communication API.
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Kno2's Pursuit to QHIN Designation

Kno2 has been recognized as an inaugural QHIN applicant under TEFCA, demonstrating our continued commitment to enable health information exchange for all.
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Kno2 can help your organization ditch the status-quo, uplift communications,
evolve workflows, eliminate waste and thrive with the future of healthcare communication.
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If you are interested in meeting with Kno2 at HIMSS, please email us at meetings@kno2.com

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Tune into the conversation

Kno2 will be participating in a few panel discussions at HIMSS

Driving Interoperability in 2023: CURES, TEFCA, and Information Blocking

Description

The long-awaited Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) is live and exchange partners are signing up. Hot on its heels comes rules from the Office of the National Coordinator for HealthIT to prevent Information Blocking as required by the 21st Century Cures Act signed into law in 2016. These rules provide for unprecedented financial penalties for entities that, “prevent, discourage, or interfere with the access, exchange, or use of [health] information.” Complying with these new rules is a challenge for many health information exchange partners. Our panel will explore the intricacies of compliance and outline the evolving compliance landscape.

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TEFCA’s Approved QHIN Applicants – Progress Toward Nationwide Interoperability Go-Live

Description

The 21st Century Cures Act required the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology to develop or support the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA). The Sequoia Project, selected by ONC as the TEFCA Recognized Coordinating Entity (RCE), opened the Qualified Health Information Network (QHINs) application on October 3, 2022. This panel discussion with ONC, the RCE, and representatives from the first approved QHIN applicants will discuss the status of the onboarding process and vision for the future.

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Watch a Demo

Use Case Short Description:

Our patient is Christine Rizzo, an 18-year-old single woman who has just delivered a healthy baby girl. She has no significant past medical history other than remote IV drug use. She has been regularly attending Narcotics Anonymous® and has been sober for the last three years. The scenario evolves as her sobriety is put in jeopardy when she experiences severe post-partum depression and self-medicates.

The complex course for this patient includes transitions across the spectrum of care through a variety of acute, ambulatory and LTPAC care environments.

The standards used in this 360X demonstration include C-CDA, HL7® V2, Direct Secure Messaging, Carequality and HL7 FHIR®.