Solving for Stability – How to Keep Immunization Interfaces Connected and Sustainable

Tuesday, September 22 I 12:30 - 1:30 pm CT

Solving for Stability - How to Keep Immunization Interfaces Connected and Sustainable

Immunization Information Systems (IIS) are vital to public health, yet effective data exchange with Electronic Health Records (EHRs) is rarely seamless. Interoperability issues and data quality gaps frequently lead to incomplete records, vaccination discrepancies, and a heavier workload for healthcare providers. 

If you’re tired of chasing down the same interface errors, this webinar features a deep-dive, real-world case study that demonstrates how to transform your immunization data exchange process. This session moves beyond theory to provide you with a structured, proven approach to resolving frequent interface failures, so you can stop troubleshooting and start optimizing. 

Presenters

• Ashley Hall, Director of Population Health, White River Medical Center
• Therese Hawes, Sr. Advisory MEDITECH Applications Analyst, Tegria 

Key Learnings

• Manage frequent interface failures to transform daily frustrations into a reliable, high-quality data exchange process
• Explore common challenges such as invalid patient demographics, gaps in health maintenance, and dictionary build issues
• Examine error reporting workflows, data validation techniques, and collaborative communication protocols between clinical sites and public health agencies
• Discover how these strategies lead to measurable improvements at White River Medical Center, specifically, higher data completeness, increased provider satisfaction, and enhanced clinical decision support