TEFCA, launched in December, aims to create a national platform for health-care organizations to share patients' data in a secure and standardized manner. The network is open to aLL qualified health information networks (QHINs), which volunteer to participate and undergo a two-step approval process to ensure they meet the necessary technical and legal requirements. Oracle's decision to join TEFCA is significant, as it is the latest major vendor to support the network, following its chief rival Epic Systems.
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