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Enhancing EHR Safety and Meaningful Use: Risk Assessments and Certification Standards

This document discusses the importance of conducting safety risk assessments in electronic health records (EHRs) as part of the Meaningful Use requirements for healthcare providers. It explores whether there should be mandatory reporting or verification under Meaningful Use and examines existing models and standards that can guide these assessments. The document also outlines potential next steps for EHR technology certification to enhance safety and usability, ensuring that healthcare providers can effectively utilize technology to improve patient outcomes.

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Enhancing EHR Safety and Meaningful Use: Risk Assessments and Certification Standards

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  1. Focused Questions I. Meaningful Use and Safety Risk Assessment • To improve the safety of EHRs, should there be a Meaningful Use requirement for providers to conduct a health IT safety risk assessment? • Are there models or standards that we should look to for guidance? II. Meaningful Use and Reporting • Should ONC require any form of reporting / reporting verification under Meaningful Use? • Standards and Certification Criteria • What should be the next steps in terms of EHR technology certification?

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