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Sorry, We Have No Clowns at This Carny--But Here’s Why the National Health IT Week Blog Carnival Makes Sense

September 17, 2013     Mark Hagland
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In an era in which commemorative weeks and months are everywhere and happening during any given week, does it make sense to celebrate something like the “National Health IT Week”? Actually, it does. Here’s why…

RHIO Collaboration Allows for Greater Data Exchange in N.Y.

September 13, 2013     Rajiv Leventhal
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Four upstate New York regional health information organizations (RHIOs) have announced new connectivity, which will allow for the secure exchange of electronic health records (EHRs) amongst Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, and Albany healthcare professionals.

INDUSTRY-FIRST INTERVIEW: CHIME’s Branzell on ONC’s New Patient-Matching Initiative Launch

September 11, 2013     Mark Hagland
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Fast on the heels of an announcement by the ONC that the agency was launching a patient matching initiative, CHIME’s Russ Branzell gave HCI’s Mark Hagland an industry-first interview regarding CHIME’s praise for ONC’s announcement, and CHIME’s response to that announcement.

The Future in Present Tense: One Industry Luminary’s Take on the Current Landscape of Healthcare

September 10, 2013     Mark Hagland
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Micky Tripathi, Ph.D., the founding president and CEO of the Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative, has been active in healthcare industry thought leadership for many years. In the wake of the recent announcement that Farzad Mostashari, M.D. would be stepping down as National Coordinator for Health IT this fall, Tripathi shared his thoughts with HCI’s Mark Hagland on a range of forward-looking topics.

New Partnership Allows for Docs in Michigan and Indiana to Exchange Patient Data

September 10, 2013     Rajiv Leventhal
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Michigan doctors treating patients from Indiana, and Indiana physicians treating Michigan patients, can now securely exchange health records thanks to a new partnership between Michigan Health Connect (MHC) and Michiana Health Information Network (MHIN).

Industry-First Interview: Are Healthcare Leaders Ready to Trust the Cloud? One New Study Says Yes

September 10, 2013     Mark Hagland
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The results of a new study, conducted by the Atlanta-based Porter Research and sponsored by Covisint, seem to indicate that healthcare and healthcare IT leaders are ready to turn to the cloud in order to support population health management and accountable care organization development

Ohio's CliniSync HIE Connects More Than 100 Hospitals

September 9, 2013     Rajiv Leventhal
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Ohio's CliniSync Health Information Exchange (HIE) has announced the signing of the 25-bed Harrison Community Hospital in Cadiz as well as the 91-bed Wilson Memorial Hospital in Sidney, bringing the number of Ohio hospitals in the CliniSync statewide HIE to 101.

Rhode Island Blue Cross, Quality Institute Partner on Information Exchange

September 5, 2013     Rajiv Leventhal
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Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island and the nonprofit Rhode Island Quality Institute have announced the launch of an incentive program for Rhode Island primary care physicians to adopt and use CurrentCare, Rhode Island's health information exchange. The program is designed to reward primary care physicians who are advancing health information technology and the health information exchange in the state.

ACO Development in New Jersey: One CMO's Learnings from First-Stage Efforts

September 3, 2013     Mark Hagland
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The seven acute-care-hospital, West Orange-based Barnabas Health, the largest health system in New Jersey, has been plunging headlong into accountable care development. And Anthony Slonim, M.D., the health systems vice president and CMO, has a lot to say regarding lessons learned so far in Barnabas Health's journey.

Health Information Exchange: Are We At An Inflection Point?

August 30, 2013     Mark Hagland
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As health information exchange evolves forward, industry leaders and experts debate what to do about some of the continuing obstacles to granular-level data exchange. Should federal officials intervene?

INDUSTRY EXCLUSIVE: CSC's New Report Looks at the Challenges Inherent in Leveraging Data for Accountable Care

August 28, 2013     Mark Hagland
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A team of researchers in the Global Institute for Emerging Healthcare Practices, a division of CSC, has published a new report that examines the challenges inherent in leveraging data and information for accountable or coordinated care. Lead author Jane Metzger speaks exclusively with HCI's Mark Hagland about the implications in the report's findings for healthcare IT leaders nationwide.

Report: Kansas HIEs Struggle with Secondary Use Policy Questions

August 28, 2013     David Raths
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KHIN and LACIE have tried but failed to reach agreement about secondary use of data, according to a story on the Kansas Health Institute web site. Although sharing data would be valuable for providers in the state and the technical details around exchange have been worked out, it is not happening yet.
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