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Electronic Health Information (EHI) Export

EHI (Electronic Health Information) Export is a certified feature within Edvak EHR that allows authorized users with appropriate system permissions to export electronic health information in an electronic and computable format. This functionality supports both individual and population-level data exports, as required by the §170.315(b)(10) of the ONC Health IT Certification Criteria.

EHI Export is a requirement of the Promoting Interoperability Program and is designed to enable patients, healthcare providers, and third parties to access, share, and transfer health data seamlessly.

Single Patient EHI Export: Enables users to generate and download a complete set of EHI for an individual patient. This option is accessible directly from the patient's Facesheet section and includes data such as demographics, medications, problems, allergies, vitals, immunizations, lab results, procedures, care plans, and clinical notes.

Step 1: Navigate to the patients screen.

EHI Export

Step 2: Select the patient whose information needs to be exported.

EHI Export

Step 3: Go to the Facesheet section and click the Export CCDA button.

EHI Export

Step 4: Save the file to the user's local system at their desired location.

EHI Export

Patient Population EHI Export: Allows export of EHI for multiple patients simultaneously. Available through the Analytics section, users can select a defined group of patients to initiate the export process.

Step 1: Navigate to the Analytics screen.

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Step 2: Move to the CCDA segment and click on Export button.

EHI Export

Step 4: Select the patients from the displayed list.

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Step 4: Click Export button to proceed.

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Step 5: Save the zip file to the user's local system at their desired location.

EHI Export
EHI Export

All EHI exports are delivered in Consolidated Clinical Document Architecture (C-CDA) format, ensuring they are both standardized and interoperable with other certified health IT systems.