Executive Interest in Informatics Seen Growing—But Not the Human and Financial Resources Needed

November 18, 2012
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Deloitte’s first-ever look at senior executive interest in informatics uncovers both plus and minuses going forward
Executive Interest in Informatics Seen Growing—But Not the Human and Financial Resources Needed

At the same time, as soon as the market alignment—and I think meaningful use will help drive that—the meaningful use Stage 2 rules force providers to provide information—that will change things. And once that happens more and more—I’ve been a long-term promoter of personal health records, even though I struggle to use them myself, because the value proposition isn’t yet there—but if I’m able to designate my provider, and if I’m the center of it, then if I want to make my data available for clinical research, I can make it available. I personally don’t care about my privacy as much as having an effect with the data. And that’s me; others feel differently about it. But the value proposition with personal health data is far larger. And when that matures, it will make it more worthwhile to make the front-end investment in making the data right to begin with. And that’s how we’ll ultimately make a host of things like health information exchange, happen.

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