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Jocelyn Keegan, Payer Practice Lead with Point-of-Care Partners and Program Manager of Da Vinci talks about how the Da Vinci Project is working to transform data exchange to support value-based care.

Pooja Babbrah, Practice PBM Services at Point-of-Care Partners on transitioning the prescribing of specialty medications from a manual process to ePrescribing.

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ONC Annual Meeting 2020 — Prior authorization continues to be a source of tremendous burden
for the medical profession, frustrating doctors and moving patient
care away from the center. This session will examine public and
private sector efforts in 2019 to solve this vexing problem, starting
with looking at the current prior authorization landscape focusing on
the current challenges and solutions. Standards development
organizations (SDOs) and other industry experts will provide updates
on the latest work to automate prior authorization leveraging modern
standards to support the clinical workflow. The session will include
an update on prior authorization use cases from HL7’s Da Vinci
Project. Lastly, presenters will discuss next steps and solutions to the
prior authorization problem.

Panelists:
Jocelyn Keegan - Payer Practice Lead at Point-of-Care Partners and Program Manager of HL7 Da Vinci Project
Alex M. Mugge - Deputy Chief Health Informatics Officer at Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Kate Berry - Senior Vice President Clinical Affairs and Strategic Partnerships at America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP)
Miranda Gill MSN, RN, NEA-BC - Senior Director, Provider Services & Operations at CoverMyMeds

Session at ONC Annual Meeting 2020 — Collaborative efforts are coming together to leverage the power of
APIs and the HL7 FHIR standard, taking the industry one step closer to
improved digital data access and exchange. Carequality, Argonaut,
and Da Vinci individually are working towards proposing approaches
to address the future of digital data access and exchange in specific
domains towards goals such as reducing provider and administrative
burden with health IT, and empowering the patient. Meanwhile, the
FAST Initiative is working to confront the infrastructural challenges
holding back the deployment and adoption of these individual
solutions at scale