PHN Services
PHN IQ
A health information exchange specifically for pediatrics.
PHNIQ, formerly known as Children’s IQ Network (CIQN), is a health information exchange specifically designed for pediatrics.
Introducing PHN Services
In addition to clinical integration, the Pediatric Health Network is pleased to offer value-added, managed services that enable pediatric practices to operate effectively and efficiently.
For more than twenty years, community-based pediatricians in the National Capital Region have relied on Children’s National Health Network (CNHN) and Children’s IQ Network (CIQN) for programs, benefits and continuing medical education (CME). Those offerings now fall under the same umbrella: Pediatric Health Network (PHN) Services. PHN Services provides group purchasing arrangements, electronic health record (EHR) support and data sharing, CME, and other benefits and resources that enable best-in-class care for pediatric patients.
Featured Services
Additional Resources
The Pediatric Health Network is a NCQA Partner in Quality
The NCQA Partner in Quality program recognizes organizations that offer financial incentives or support services to practices seeking NCQA recognition. PHN will offer technical assistance and support to help practices achieve and maintain NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home Recognition. PHN practices applying for recognition for the first time will receive 20% off initial NCQA recognition program fees. Contact Denise Campbell, Manager of Provider Relations at phn@childrensnational.org for details.
Updates from the Pediatric Health Network
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Sarah Idso2021-02-23 20:47:162021-02-23 21:14:26Doctor’s Note: February Newsletter Introduction from Dr. WeissmanImproving outcomes for member physicians, practices and patients by employing best practices and innovative strategies for shared care.
