eHealth Initiative provides health IT toolkit for communities
Executive Briefings Digest, March 7, 2006
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A new online toolkit from the eHealth Initiative (eHI) will help communities connect to a health information exchange, the non-profit health information technology (HIT) advocacy group reports. The Connecting Communities Toolkit takes users through a step-by-step process of HIT connectivity with the following seven modules:
- Getting started
- Organization and governance
- Value creation and financing
- Practice transformation
- Policies for information sharing
- Technology
- Public policy and advocacy
It supplies principles, roadmaps, case studies, tools, and resources-and is updated weekly. Experts, working groups, communities, and organizations directly involved in health information exchange worked together to develop the toolkit.
"The toolkit is designed to be a living, breathing, constantly improving resource," says Janet Marchibroda, MBA, CEO of eHI. "Now states, regions, or communities can use one or more modules to move forward with confidence and at a more rapid pace." Click here to see the toolkit and learn more.
Source: Electronic Health Records Briefing
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