Health Information Exchange (HIE) is a critical component for the industry's success with the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), the meaningful use of health IT, and health reform initiatives. Today's health information exchange (both the noun and the verb) is dynamic and the landscape will continue to change. HIMSS HIE Content area focuses on health information organizations, networks and initiatives at the local, regional and state level.
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2012 Annual Conference HIE Reception!

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The HIMSS Health Information Exchange (HIE) Toolkit offers the latest insights and a solid body of dynamic information on health information exchange (both HIE the noun and HIE the verb), including timely information around some of the more important national and state level initiatives.
Public Health and HIEs: Trends for 2012
IE is both a noun and a verb: as a noun, HIE refers to a health information exchange network or health information organization that operates a network that enables interoperability between healthcare systems (either within a complex organization or between organizations).
Public Health and PHRs: Don't Be Left Out!
Public health agencies have a long-standing tradition of engaging with the citizens in their jurisdictions over matter relating to both individual and population health.
Engaging Consumers through HIEs
In 2012, one of the major priorities of the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) and others across healthcare will be working to engage consumers with health IT (HIT).