NIST releases revised draft test procedures to adjust to the final Meaningful Use rules

NIST releases revised draft test procedures to adjust to the final Meaningful Use rules

As promised, NIST has released its revised draft test procedures to adjust to the final Meaningful Use rules that were unveiled last week. Here’s how they describe the latest updates:

Approved (Pending) Test Procedures

A Final Rule on an initial set of standards, implementation specifications, and certification criteria for adoption by the HHS Secretary was issued on July 13, 2010. NIST has completed its revisions of the draft test procedures to adjust to the Final Rule. These test procedures have been provided to ONC for the National Coordinator’s approval for use under the temporary certification program by ONC-ATCBs. The test procedures will retain the “Approval (Pending)” status until formally approved by the National Coordinator.

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