Once implemented across California, the
Data Exchange Framework (DxF) will create new connections and efficiencies
among health and social services providers, improving whole-person care. The
DxF is California’s first-ever statewide data sharing agreement that requires
the secure and appropriate exchange of health and social services information
to enable providers to work together and improve an individual’s health and
wellbeing.
The DxF Data Sharing Agreement (DSA) is a
signed agreement and shared commitment between hospitals, physician
organizations and medical groups, skilled nursing facilities, health plans and
disability insurers, clinical laboratories, acute psychiatric hospitals, and
other voluntary signatories to securely and appropriately share information.
This ensures that all health and social services providers have quick and easy
access to the information needed to safely and effectively treat California’s
patients.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Data Exchange Framework
Overview
Data Exchange
Framework Executive Summary
Data Exchange
Framework Guiding Principles
In The News
CalMatters: “California will require health facilities to start
sharing patient data with each other”
San Francisco Chronicle: “California is creating a new health information
exchange. How do we know if our personal data is safe?”
California Health Care Foundation Blogs:
“Shared Information Has the Power to Change Californians’
Lives for the Better”
“Data Exchange Is at the Heart of California’s Drive for
Health Equity”
Meetings and Webinars
What is the Data Exchange Framework
(9/13/2022)
DxF Webinar #1 – Presentation
Transcript
Q&A
Video Recording
DxF DSA and P&Ps: An Overview
(10/24/2022)
DxF Webinar #2 – Presentation
Transcript
Q&A
Video Recording
DxF Grant Program Overview & DSA
Signature Portal Demonstration (11/22/2022)
DxF Webinar #3 – Presentation
Transcript
Q&A
Video Recording
What is a QHIO? How do I
sign the DSA? And other DxF Program Updates (12/13/2022)
DxF Webinar #4 – Presentation
Transcript
Q&A
Video Recording