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About NeHC
• National eHealth Collaborative (NeHC) is a public-private partnership with a close relationship with the Federal government
• NeHC accelerates effective use of health IT to advance health and transform healthcare
• NeHC leverages health IT to create a more patient and family centered system that results in better outcomes and greater value
• NeHC focuses on health IT education, health information exchange, and consumer engagement in eHealth
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NeHC Members
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Participating Stakeholders
Consulting Firm11%
Consumer Organization0%
Educational Institution3%
Employer1%
Government 11%
Health Information Exchange3%
Health IT or Other Non-Profit Organization
11%Health Plan or Insurance
Organization1%
Hospital or Health System (including integrated de-livery networks)
20%
Individual 1%
Laboratory or Imaging0%
Law Firm1%
Media1%
Medical Device Manufacturer0%
Other (please specify)8%
Pharmaceutical Manufacturer0%
Pharmacy or Related Orga-nization
0%
Physician Practice or Medical Group
8%
Professional Association or Medical Society
2%
Technology Solutions Vendor or Services Provider
16%
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NeHC Initiatives
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Available for download at:
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NeHC Health Information Exchange Research
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• Industry Research
• Best Practices
• Information Sharing
• Networking
• Promote the Value of HIE
A Collaborative Forum of 450+ Participants
Goals:
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HIE Learning Network Workgroups
Leadership Council
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HIE Supports Care Transformation
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200+ Independent HIE Initiatives
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Most Important Enablers of Exchange
Minimum trust requirements
Standards for interoperability
Updated policies to enable interoperability
Simplified data use agreements
Common governance functions
Reduction of anti-competitive business practices
92%
92%
92%
90%
85%
72%
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Elements of Advancing Interoperability
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Common Portfolio of Services
• Most HIEs offer basic connectivity and exchange services:• Collecting, managing, and distributing patient health information
• Delivery of patient clinical summaries
• Connectivity to EHRs
• Many are helping hospitals and physicians to achieve meaningful use and filling gaps in EMR capabilities, including:
• Patient/disease registries
• Medication reconciliation
• Population health management
• Some mature HIEs are moving from data interchange businesses to analytics and application solutions providers
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Critical Success Factors
• Align community needs with HIE capabilities
• Understand clinical workflow and how to manage change
• Focus on value proposition and business case
• Use lightest possible technical infrastructure
• Offer high value bundles of HIE services
• Critical mass is critical
“If ADT data were the only
message type available to
an HIE, impactful use
cases could still be
enabled and could be the
primary basis for valuable
service offerings.” – Scott Afzal, Chesapeake Regional
Information Systems for Our Patients
(CRISP)
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Meryt McGindley
Communications Director
National eHealth Collaborative1250 24th Street NW, Suite 300
Washington, DC 20037
(202) 467-8330
Twitter: @nationalehealth
Skype: meryt.mcgindley1
Thank You!
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