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Navigating new frontiers in interoperability

Author Katie Devlin, DHSc, MS, CPHIMS

The growing demand for data sharing between payers and providers requires a commitment to interoperability and being well-versed in constantly evolving regulations and protocols. Effectively navigating these new frontiers requires a partner that is committed to greater value, innovation, and partnership.

Watch our recent video from the 2024 Cotiviti Client Conference (CCC24) as we explain how Cotiviti helps our customers:

  • Navigate the regulatory landscape: Understand the complexities of TEFCA and other interoperability regulations and gain knowledge to streamline clinical data exchange workflows.
  • Leverage data partnerships: Learn about the significance of forming various types of partnerships to ensure high-quality, usable data is acquired from high-volume health systems and providers.
  • Advance quality and innovation: Discover how the focus on digital measures and collaboration with organizations like the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) can deliver value while advancing industry standards.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to take your interoperability program to the next level and connect the dots between disparate systems to deliver better care to your members.

About the Author

Katie is responsible for creating an enterprise-wide health data exchange strategy to address our clients’ unique business needs while reducing provider abrasion, maintaining regulatory compliance, and optimizing value. She oversees all initiatives related to digital health data acquisition, ingestion, storage, and normalization, including the expansion of Cotiviti’s electronic health data networks and strategic partnerships. Drawing on her extensive informatics and health information exchange experience, Katie is an advocate for ensuring health information is delivered in a way that enhances the member, provider, and payer experience.

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