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Certification

Certification for Health Data Portability
The Ministry of Health published for public comments a new program aimed at setting the foundations for the implementation of FHIR standard interoperability in the Israeli healthcare system (Data Portability Certification Program).

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Portable Data

The certification Program defines what is “Portable Data”.Data which all organizations in the health system must be able to share in a standard and high-quality format.

Funding Model

The program is accompanied by a funding model (support test) intended for HMOs, general hospitals, geriatric, psychiatric, and rehabilitation hospitals, with the aim of helping organizations meet the certification process requirements.

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Technological Infrastructure

The program defines the requirements for establishing the technological infrastructure for managing and transferring data, and the testing processes that will allow organizations themselves and the Ministry of Health to ensure that the data is indeed available, of high quality, and can be shared according to the defined standards.

Documentation

The Certification Program includes professional documents whose purpose is to clarify the process requirements, and a funding model supporting their implementation, intended for HMOs, general hospitals, geriatric, psychiatric, and rehabilitation hospitals.

All documents are now published for public comments:

Important dates

30.6.24

Planned deadline for publishing on support test records

15.9.24

Final deadline for submission of work plans

Join us!

Join the community discussions and work groups, and participate in creating and implementing the Israeli FHIR standard.

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