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To make a more meaningful cross-country comparison, this article identifies a taxonomy of health systems, and it analyzes institutional and resource-based factors related to health information exchange adoption and how they differ in three main types of health systems: the National Health Service, social health insurance, and private health ...
Abstract. Health-information exchange, that is, enabling the interoperability of automated health data, can facilitate important improvements in healthcare quality and efficiency. A vision of interoperability and its benefits was articulated more than a decade ago.
18 lip 2020 · Define the informatics concepts of interoperability and health information exchange. 2. Explain the role of public health organizations in facilitating and participating in health information exchange activities. 3. Review policies and activities that promote the adoption and use of health information exchange. 4.
28 kwi 2018 · Health information exchange (HIE), involves the electronic transfer of health information between health care organizations according to nationally recognized standards. 1 Recent initiatives such as the hospital readmission reduction program 2 as well as payment models including accountable care, 3 bundled payments, 4 and patient centered ...
Much attention has been given to the proposition that the exchange of health information is a critical component of a framework for health care change, the Triple Aim being: (1) better patient experiences through quality and satisfaction; (2) better health outcomes of populations; and (3) reduction of per capita cost of health care .
Results: The countries vary widely in levels of adoption of EHRs, availability of health information in electronic form suitable for HIE, and in the information technology infrastructure to be used for transmission.
20 kwi 2022 · Measuring the adoption of health information exchange and interoperable data sharing presents various challenges, especially on a national level. Patients may see multiple health care providers over the course of a care episode and even more throughout their lifetimes.
