Health Information Technology Interoperability

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Apr 27, 2017

Understanding value in health data ecosystems: A review of current evidence and ways forward

The potential of health data to improve health R&D, innovation, healthcare delivery, and health systems is substantial. Realising the benefits of health data will require a supportive health data ecosystem and addressing associated challenges.
Commentary

Dec 20, 2016

Toward a Learning Behavioral Health Care System

New technologies for capturing and sharing data have begun to transform the way providers practice medicine in the United States. Expanding these technologies to behavioral health care could enhance the delivery of services and improve outcomes for millions of Americans.
Research Summary

Aug 25, 2016

Engineering a Roadmap for Health Information Technology in Chile

Describes a roadmap with five objectives for the Chilean government to expand its health information technology (IT) capabilities over the next ten years.
Research

May 20, 2016

A Roadmap for the Development of Health Information Technology in Chile

This report describes a roadmap for fostering development of health information technology in Chile's public health system and presents some recommendations for the ministry to consider when implementing the roadmap.
Research

May 9, 2016

A Learning Behavioral Health Care System: Opportunities to Enhance Research

A learning health system could help address current challenges in delivery of behavioral health care, from lack of care coordination and decision-support tools to disparities in access, quality, and outcomes.
Research

Feb 11, 2016

Developing a Strategic Program for Chilean Health Information Technology: Environmental Scan and Key Informant Interviews

This report assesses the current state of health information technology adoption and implementation in Chile, as well as the challenges and opportunities facing the sector in the coming years.
Commentary

Jan 28, 2015

The Little Exchange That Could...Transform the U.S. Health Care System

As Congress continues to think about whether and how to support the development of Health Information Exchanges, it should consider the commitment required to bring a mature statewide or national network of HIEs into practice. It should prioritize the evaluation of government-funded HIEs, so that research can help inform and foster return on investment for scarce taxpayer dollars.
Press

Dec 1, 2014

Health Information Exchanges Show Promise, but More Work Is Needed to Realize Greater Benefits

Health information exchanges show some evidence of reducing emergency department costs and usage, but since only a few have been evaluated, there is not enough evidence to say whether or not they are on track as a potential solution to the problem of fragmented health care delivery in the U.S.
Research

Apr 24, 2014

Health and Healthcare: Assessing the Real World Data Policy Landscape in Europe

To maximise Real-World Data potential and improve health outcomes and service delivery, stakeholders need to develop standards for data use and access. RAND Europe assessed the RWD landscape in Europe and explored options going forwards.
Commentary

Aug 13, 2013

How Electronic Health Records Can Lead to Care Coordination

Inadequate care coordination is a major problem in health care delivery, but information technology is emerging as an important tool for enhancing coordination and, ultimately, improving the delivery of care, writes Robert Rudin.
Research

Jun 15, 2013

Let the Left Hand Know What the Right Is Doing: A Vision for Care Coordination and Electronic Health Records

Using a simple framework, we describe a vision of information technology capabilities that could substantially improve four care coordination activities: identifying collaborators, contacting collaborators, collaborating, and monitoring.
Research

Jan 1, 2013

What It Will Take to Achieve the As-Yet-Unfulfilled Promises of Health Information Technology

HIT's disappointing performance primarily stems from sluggish adoption of health IT systems, systems that are not interoperable or easy to use, and failure of providers and institutions to do their part by reengineering care processes.

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Understanding value in health data ecosystems: A review of current evidence and ways forward

Toward a Learning Behavioral Health Care System

Engineering a Roadmap for Health Information Technology in Chile

A Roadmap for the Development of Health Information Technology in Chile

A Learning Behavioral Health Care System: Opportunities to Enhance Research

Developing a Strategic Program for Chilean Health Information Technology: Environmental Scan and Key Informant Interviews

The Little Exchange That Could...Transform the U.S. Health Care System

Health Information Exchanges Show Promise, but More Work Is Needed to Realize Greater Benefits

Health and Healthcare: Assessing the Real World Data Policy Landscape in Europe

How Electronic Health Records Can Lead to Care Coordination

Let the Left Hand Know What the Right Is Doing: A Vision for Care Coordination and Electronic Health Records

What It Will Take to Achieve the As-Yet-Unfulfilled Promises of Health Information Technology

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Related Topics

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Understanding value in health data ecosystems: A review of current evidence and ways forward

Toward a Learning Behavioral Health Care System

Engineering a Roadmap for Health Information Technology in Chile

A Roadmap for the Development of Health Information Technology in Chile

A Learning Behavioral Health Care System: Opportunities to Enhance Research

Developing a Strategic Program for Chilean Health Information Technology: Environmental Scan and Key Informant Interviews

The Little Exchange That Could...Transform the U.S. Health Care System

Health Information Exchanges Show Promise, but More Work Is Needed to Realize Greater Benefits

Health and Healthcare: Assessing the Real World Data Policy Landscape in Europe

How Electronic Health Records Can Lead to Care Coordination

Let the Left Hand Know What the Right Is Doing: A Vision for Care Coordination and Electronic Health Records

What It Will Take to Achieve the As-Yet-Unfulfilled Promises of Health Information Technology

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