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To share or not to share, what’s an exception (to information blocking)?

In a companion blog post I covered some foundational points about the 21st Century Cures Act’s (Cures Act) information blocking law and the regulation ONC issued to implement the law.
As a quick recap, there are three categories of “actors” to whom the law applies: health care providers, health IT developers of certified health IT, and health information networks (HINs)/health information exchanges (HIEs). Based on the information blocking law, in general, if these three types of actors engage in practices that interfere with the access,

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