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Immunization Integration Program
The IIP aims to improve interoperability between immunization data exchange partners by bringing together:
Seamless, accurate, and compliant exchange of immunization information will help health care providers and public health leaders improve outcomes, lower costs, and create more robust vaccination programs. The IIP advances its goals through two initiatives:
Testing and RecognitionThe IIP Testing and Recognition initiative helps EHRs validate their immunization-focused capabilities and acknowledges their ability to exchange immunization data. This program is approved by the Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy (ASTP)/Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) as an alternative method to achieve (f)(1) Transmission to immunization registries certification. Testing and recognition are offered at no-cost to the participating vendor. EHRs must demonstrate immunization capabilities to achieve IIP recognition. Components include:
Testing will help EHRs learn whether their products meet ASTP/ONC and IIP requirements. Clinicians can also use this information to have more informed discussions with EHRs and evaluate their solutions. Benefits of Testing and RecognitionParticipating in IIP Testing and Recognition will help EHR developers learn about immunization capabilities that will improve interoperability with IIS and help them confirm their product’s ability to successfully exchange immunization data. Continue learning about the IIP Testing and Recognition initiative. Get an overview of testing requirements, download the IIP test plan, apply to participate. CollaborativeBy giving key partners a seat at the table, the IIP Collaborative offers a forum to help increase awareness of interoperability challenges, identify priority areas, create solutions to meet the most pressing needs, and encourage adoption of solutions that can make the biggest impact. Through sourcing real-world issues from across the immunization ecosystem, we partner with the CDC to screen and scope projects that maximize impact. The IIP Executive Council then prioritizes these challenges based on critical factors such as patient safety, data quality, and public health outcomes. This collaborative process helps the CDC’s Informatics and Data Analytics Branch (IDAB) select the highest-priority issues to tackle. Once a focus is set, our diverse partners develop and implement innovative solutions to streamline information sharing. Please contact us at [email protected] for more information. Solutions:
Continue learning about the IIP Collaborative Benefits of the IIPImproving interoperability between IIS and EHRs brings real-world benefits to our partners in health care and public health.
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