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The Sequoia Project Interoperability Testing

Description 
The Sequoia Project interoperability testing program is focused on real-world testing necessary to establish interoperable exchange of clinical data among stakeholder in a secure way. It currently includes transport, security, and content testing. The rigorous testing program was initially developed to test conformance for health data sharing standards for on-boarding to the eHealth Exchange network. The program includes Participant Validation, which is specifically designed for applicants that are seeking to on-board to the eHealth Exchange or for existing eHealth Exchange participants seeking to retest their system due to a major system upgrade or change to their technology.  The program also includes Product Testing. Significant benefits exist to Participants using a validated system, including reduced or eliminated testing fees.
Start Date 
02/28/2009
Projected End Date 

    

  





  

    Project Tags
    
  • Content
  • eHealth Exchange
  • HIE
  • HL7
  • IHE
  • Imaging
  • interoperability
  • Product Certification
  • Security
  • Sequoia Project
  • Testing
  • Transport
  • Validation
  • US Core Data for Interoperability

  

  

    Project Point of Contact:
    dvandykeremove@removesequoiaproject.org  






  

    Project Results
    
None