Advancing Progress in Health and Human Services
Through Collaboration and Actionable Information-Sharing
WATCH NOW: A video offering insight into the 2024 Consent Learning Lab
Check out this YouTube video to get a sneak peek of what was discussed at the 2024 Healthcare Information Management Systems and Society (HIMSS) Consent Learning Lab. Stewards of Change Institute, in partnership with HIMSS and with funding from Intersystems Corporation and Robert Wood John Foundation, plans to release a meeting report of the event this summer containing guidance and actionable recommendations.
Highlights
Accelerating Cross-Sector Information Sharing
Project Unify is an advanced, cross-industry and cross-sector development project of Stewards of Change Institute and its National Interoperability Collaborative (NIC).
Our new report focuses on the nuts and bolts of improving consent, such as legal and technical issues.It also explains our open-source proof-of-concept initiative, the Consent Service Utility (CSU). Most importantly, it gives voice to “people with lived expertise,” those in underserved communities who stand to gain the most from progress.
The processes for obtaining, revoking and managing consent are still highly siloed and often paper-based. SOCI has decided to sharply focus its 2022 activities on bringing them into the 21st Century.
NIC connects innovative leaders and organizations across sectors to enhance learning, efficiency and outcomes
Welcome to NIC
NIC brings together human and social services, public health, public education, public safety, emergency medical services, health IT, and other sectors that impact health and well-being.
With NIC Hub you will expand your network, showcase your knowledge, learn from others successes and failures, and further your work.
1,000+ members joined and 3,000+ resources were shared!
A first-of-its-kind education program designed to address the pervasive lack of information-sharing that continues to impede progress toward integrated, person-centered care.
Stewards of Change Institute has succeeded in building the National Interoperability Collaborative (NIC) and its “community of networks.” Now we are asking for your financial support so that – together – we can sustain our vital work.
