Health Information Exchange: Practical Overview and Implications for Nursing Practice
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Eun-Shim Nahm1, Anna Schoenbaum, Craig Behm
1Author Affiliations: Professor and Program Director for the Nursing Informatics Program (Dr Nahm), University of Maryland School of Nursing; and Associate Vice President, Operations Corporate Information Services (Dr Schoenbaum), Penn Medicine, Baltimore; Maryland Executive Director (Mr Behm), CRISP, Columbia; and Chief Nurse Executive (Dr Rowen), University of Maryland Medical System, Baltimore.
Abstract:
The US healthcare system is moving into a new era of value-based care, which focuses on delivering safer and higher quality care while reducing costs. Health information exchange (HIE) has been a vital component in this process; however, there has been a lack of awareness and use of HIE among nurse leaders, clinicians, and researchers. The purpose of this article is to provide nurses and administrators with a brief overview of HIE and its impact on care delivery, as well as practical applications using specific case examples.
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