The Electronic Healthcare Network Accreditation Commission has announced the release of revised program criteria in light of the impending HIPAA omnibus rule.
The standards development organization and accreditation body has adopted the new criteria into the following EHNAC programs:
- ePAP — e-Prescribing Accreditation Program (V6.5)
- EPCSCP-Pharmacy — Electronic Prescription of Controlled Substances
Certification Program — Pharmacy Vendor1 (V1.1) - EPCSCP-Prescribing — Electronic Prescription of Controlled Substances
Certification Program — Prescribing Vendor1 (V1.1) - FSAP-EHN — Financial Services Accreditation Program for Electronic
Health Networks (V2.5) - FSAP-Lockbox — Financial Services Accreditation Program for Lockbox
Services (V2.5) - HIEAP — Health Information Exchange Accreditation Program (V1.3)
- HNAP-EHN — Healthcare Network Accreditation Program for Electronic
Health Networks [Includes Payer] (V10.5) - HNAP-Medical Biller — Healthcare Network Accreditation Program for
Medical Billers (V1.4) - HNAP-TPA — Healthcare Network Accreditation Program for Third Party Administrators (V1.4)
- MSOAP — Management Service Organization Accreditation Program (V1.3)
- OSAP — Outsourced Services Accreditation Program2 (V1.4)
- OSAP-HIE — Outsourced Services Accreditation Program for Health
Information Exchange Services (V1.3) - DTAAP-HISP (NEW) — Direct Trusted Agent Accreditation Program for
Health Information Service Providers (V1.0 ) - DTAAP-CA (NEW) — Direct Trusted Agent Accreditation Program for
Certificate Authorities (V1.0) - DTAAP-RA (NEW) — Direct Trusted Agent Accreditation Program for
Registration Authorities (V1.0)
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