what does this mean? All I could find on "ONC Crit...
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zuchka_
08/21/2024, 4:15 PMwhat does this mean? All I could find on "ONC Criteria" was this: https://www.healthit.gov/topic/certification-ehrs/certification-criteria. Is this like HIPAA compliance for specific APIs?
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rahul1
08/21/2024, 4:46 PMThe Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) sets out a number of criteria for EHRs to be considered "Certified" in the eyes of the government:
https://www.medplum.com/docs/compliance/onc
rahul1
08/21/2024, 4:47 PMYou can view all certified tools, and criteria against which they certify, on the CHPL:
https://chpl.healthit.gov/#/resources/overview
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zuchka_
08/21/2024, 4:49 PMGod this ecosystem is tedious lol
zuchka_
08/21/2024, 4:56 PMand again. I don't really understand what this means from a practical standpoint. How does this change what you can do with the platform?
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rahul1
08/21/2024, 4:57 PMI changes in which scenarios you can use Medplum as an EHR. Certain ecosystem partners (e.g CMS) won't interact with you unless you are using an ONC certified EHR
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zuchka_
08/21/2024, 5:00 PMdo you have a list of the ecosystem partners that require ONC certification? It seems like building a medplum app with unsupported APIs could be a very ugly gotcha for a developer
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