The Data Hub uses clinical concepts and data elements for electronic health record codes that align with the most recent United States Core Data for Interoperability (USCDI) standards. This minimizes the data collection burden for participating sites, as all certified electronic health record vendors, providers, and payers are already required to make these elements available for data exchange.

These USCDI entities are included in collaborating sites’ data submissions:

• Allergies & Intolerances – All allergies and intolerances in the medical record
• Assessment and Plan of Treatment – Assessments and plans of treatment back to 2015 for initial transmission, and then all new assessments and plans of treatment moving forward
• Care Team Member(s) – All care team information back to 2015 for initial transmission, and then all new care team information moving forward
• Clinical Notes – All clinical notes back to 2015 for initial transmission, and then all new notes moving forward
• Goals – All goals back to 2015 for initial transmission, and then all new goals moving forward
• Health Concerns – All health concerns back to 2015 for initial transmission, and then all new health concerns moving forward
• Immunizations – All immunizations in the medical record for each patient
• Laboratory – All labs back to 2015 for initial transmission, and then all lab medications tests moving forward
• Medications – All medications back to 2015 for initial transmission, and then all new medications moving forward
• Patient Demographics – All data for historical records and for each new record moving forward
• Problems – All problems (resolved and unresolved) in the medical record for each patient
• Procedures – All procedures in the medical record for each patient
• Smoking Status – All smoking status information in the medical record
• Vital Signs – All vital signs back to 2015 for initial transmission, and then all new vital signs moving forward

We aim to make submission easy through our data submission pathways and models.