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Final
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Production
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No
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Free
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No
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Standard
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Final
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Production
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No
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Free
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No
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Standard
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Final
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Production
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No
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Free
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No
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Limitations, Dependencies, and Preconditions for Consideration |
Applicable Value Set(s) and Starter Set(s)
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Comment
Submitted by ragnhildurb on 2020-11-10
Comments from the Alliance for Nursing Informatics
Thank you for the opportunity to provide comments on the Interoperability Standards Advisory (ISA) and the Standards Version Advancement Process (SVAP). ANI strongly endorses social determinants of health (SDOH) as a key interoperability need for better care and health nationwide, amplified as a need during the COVID-19 public health emergency. While SDOH data elements are present within the ISA, but adoption is low, and standards are not federally required. Therefore, ANI strongly supports further development to include SDOH standards in regulations and as federal program requirements. Please see attachment for our full comments.Submitted by mattreid on 2020-03-26
Submitted by Ashley_Ashworth_OHA on 2021-09-30
Oregon Health Authority ISA Comments
Oregon is pursuing multiple approaches to address unmet needs related to SDOH. We support the inclusion of standards for representing housing insecurity, representing food insecurity, and representing transportation insecurity. Although PRAPARE is one commonly used screening tool, other validated tools also are in widespread use. We encourage the inclusion of coding for additional screening tools as available, building on the work of the Gravity Project.OHA ISA Comments on letterhead__0.pdf