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The article that was linked to in the previous message said that “…Cloverleaf Integration Suite is 2011/2012 compliant…”. I’ve been told that there are additional requirements for being 2014 compliant with the rules. Is Cloverleaf certified for 2014 Meaningful Use standards?
We’re implementing a new interface from our Sunquest Lab system to our state public health system for Meaningful Use Reportable Results. Sunquest wants to implement this as a point-to-point interface without going through Cloverleaf. They are claiming that this is because Cloverleaf has not been certified, and adding Cloverleaf into the process will not allow us to meet Meaningful Use standards. Is this true?
We too are definitely going thru Cloverleaf-5.8Rev5 for MU2, ELR reporting and Immunizations, Syndromic Surveillance. The interpretation here is as long as Cloverleaf is in compliance with the v2.5.1 standard we can make the necessary adjustments to be conformant at the federal / state levels. We are not passing CDA-R2 (XML) type data thru Cloverleaf at this point, this and DirectExchange are going directly from our EHR.
In this way as an organization we are confident we will meet not only the federal level requirements, but our state level which further constrains the profile for ELR. Ultimately the organization will be penalized not the vendor if submission is not up to spec, so we’d rather have the “last say” if you will.
In HL7 v2.5.1 there is an SFT segment that should be valued for any application/process/software that the message is passing thru that serves as a notice to any endpoint how the data came to them i.e. who/what could have altered the information. Although an optional segment, in my opinion this segment is of significant value. This shows the data originated from a certified system, which I would argue, addresses the SunQuest concerns and meets the requirements. Also, let’s face it point-to-point interfaces are extremely archaic and only warranted in very few situations assuming you have integration staff with experience.
It sounds like Cloverleaf could be used for our purposes because we don’t want to use it “to satisfy a meaningful use requirement and not simply to transport the data”.
Sunquest sent us this URL:
https://questions.cms.gov/faq.php?faqId=8904
It sounds like Cloverleaf could be used for our purposes because we don’t want to use it “to satisfy a meaningful use requirement and not simply to transport the data”.
I take this to mean that we won’t be able to modify messages in our engine unless our HIE is considered our EHR.
EDIT: I haven’t seen any comment on here as to whether we think Cloverleaf will be 2014 compliant by the final attestation period.
Stage 2 certification was achieved earlier in the year..as of April 24th.