WEDI provides a full suite of resources designed to help organizations better understand and manage health IT. The Resources section provides access to WEDI’s various tools and library of health IT information.
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Resources
Episode 216: Addressing Public/Private Cybersecurity Collaboration. HSCC Cybersecurity Leadership
Knowledge Center From a WEDI virtual spotlight earlier this summer, hosts and WEDI Privacy & Security Work Group Co-Chairs Lesley Berkeyheiser (DirectTrust) and Thanh-Thien Nguyen (Kaiser Permanente) moderate a conversation with Healthcare Sector Coordinating Council Cybersecurity Leadership and cut through the noise on healthcare cybersecurity. The guests, Healthcare Sector Coordinating Council Executive Director of Cybersecurity…
Read MoreEpisode 215: Interoperability Beyond Compliance. Sponsored by Edifecs, a Cotiviti Business
Knowledge Center This podcast episode is sponsored by Edifecs, a Cotiviti Business. For over 25 years, Edifecs has been a market leader in healthcare data interchange. Hundreds of health plans, providers, and government agencies rely on their interoperability solutions to unify, normalize, and exchange clinical and financial data. As the healthcare industry has evolved, Edifecs’ solutions…
Read MoreWEDI Federal Update 8.11.25
WEDI Conference on CMS-0057-F Highlights Critical Industry Issues. WEDI held its annual Summer Forum in Chicago on August 5-6 with over 350 attendees participating in the informative event focused on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Advancing Interoperability and Improving Prior Authorization Processes Final Rule (CMS-0057-F). Attendees also had the special opportunity to…
Read MoreWEDI Federal Update 8.4.25
Health Tech Leaders Commit to Innovative Changes Focused on Patients. On July 30, more than 60 major health care and information technology organizations at a White House event pledged to a series of innovative advancements aimed at putting the patient at the center of their care. Early adopters include well-known data networks, health systems and…
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