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Initiative to Support Innovation Scanning

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11-233-SOL-00047Federal

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This contract pertains to an initiative designed to support continuous innovation scanning within the health information technology (HIT) sector, specifically available to contractors operating under the Program Support (PSC) task orders. The project aims to maintain an ongoing understanding and awareness of emerging trends and innovations that may influence the evolving HIT landscape. Recognizing the rapid progression and variability of health technology advancements, this effort seeks to facilitate a strategic exchange of information between the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC), healthcare technology experts, and developers. The goal is to keep ONC and other agencies within the Department of Health and Human Services, including CMS and AHRQ, well-informed about promising developments that could impact meaningful use adoption, healthcare delivery improvements, and related programmatic efforts. The initiative is intended to systematically identify HIT innovations that address unresolved challenges in care delivery, as well as emerging breakthrough technologies that could significantly shape future health IT policies and technological frameworks. The solicitation is identified under the NAICS code 541690, with the work primarily based in Washington, DC. The point of contact for this contract is Thomas P. Lawson, reachable via email and phone, providing a direct link for interested parties under the PSC program to engage in this knowledge exchange and contribute to shaping the integration of innovative HIT solutions in federal healthcare programs.

General Info

Supports ongoing health IT innovation scanning for PSC contractors to inform federal healthcare programs.

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NAICS

541690 - Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

Place of Performance

WASHINGTON, DC, USA

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NONE

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Timeline

PostedDec 30

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Thomas P. Lawson

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

THIS IS AN INFORMATIONAL NOTICE ONLY. THIS OPPORTUNITY IS AVAILABLE ONLY TO CONTRACTORS UNDER THE PROGRAM SUPPORT (PSC) TASK ORDERS. The purpose of this program is to maintain a comprehensive understanding and awareness of current and impending innovations and technology trends related to health information technology (HIT). An increasingly vibrant industry is developing a range of innovative technological approaches. Some of these will quickly disappear from the marketplace; others will precipitate modest changes; a few will have revolutionary impact. One thing in this field is certain: the technology of 2015 will be very different from that available today. With the Federal government making multi-billion dollar investments supporting health technology, it is imperative that programs and policies align with and take full advantage of technological advancement. This program will facilitate information exchange between the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC), key subject-matter experts, and HIT innovators and developers. This exchange will furnish ONC and other HHS agencies, including CMS and AHRQ, with continual updates on the development of the most promising HIT innovations that may support the achievement of meaningful use and the adoption of health IT, as well as key programmatic efforts that will be affected by technological advances. This exchange will enable the systematic identification of HIT innovations addressing areas of care delivery where critical problems are not being addressed as well as the early identification of emerging, breakthrough advances that may shape policy and technology initiatives.