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Operationalizing Bulk FHIR for Scalable Quality Measurement
Points of Light 2026 Case Study 20
The collaborators in this case study replaced manual chart reviews and fragmented record requests with automated, group-based data sharing (Bulk FHIR) aligned to national digital quality standards. Using a secure, TEFCA-aligned network and a single connection between organizations, the teams built and tested systems that could exchange large volumes of standardized clinical data for quality reporting. Through ongoing validation and governance, they successfully shared data for more than 5,000 members while ensuring privacy protections were in place. The effort reduced chart-chasing costs, improved record-procurement performance, and shortened reporting timelines.
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