MiHIN’s Integrated Technology Platform (ITP) Migration

Future-Proofing our Technological Infrastructure with Next Level Capabilities

Michigan’s Health Information Technology 5 year Roadmap calls for enhancements to our state’s Health Data Utility (HDU), the shared data services that support vital information exchange functions. Ours is a valued public infrastructure requiring continual maintenance and enhancements to meet the needs of residents.

MiHIN is actively consolidating and integrating all legacy technology and interface engines to optimize and streamline our processes. Our future-proofed infrastructure and population-based routing are being designed to support robust data exchange for patient centered decision making, care coordination, price transparency, quality & value and compliance.

By embracing interoperability through our network, our participants can foster a more open and inclusive digital ecosystem that promotes user choice and data portability. When the transition is complete, the new Integrated Technology Platform will provide:

• Highest quality data supported by best-of- breed FHIR strategy for clinical data up-cycling, and proven and scalable FHIR conversion and streaming
• Advanced, event-driven, real-time data exchange
• Enhanced user-experience through a new longitudinal clinical patient record viewer
• Improved system performance by redesigning capabilities to take place beyond an integration engine and de-duplicating legacy processes
• Compliance with existing and upcoming patient access regulations
• Robust security and privacy protection

This undertaking illustrates MiHIN’s unwavering drive to establish a forward-looking and market-responsive HIE, facilitating the seamless integration of clean, actionable data, real-time quality measures, point-of-care clinical insights, and more..