EHR Intelligence October 27, 2020
Christopher Jason

User-initiated health information exchange (HIE) increased by over 32 percent at urban healthcare facilities, mostly due to increased HIE adoption.

Patient-initiated health information exchange (HIE) usage increased over a seven-year period across all care settings, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (JAMIA).

Researchers found the most significant HIE increase occurred at urban health facilities and appointments paid for by Medicare and Medicaid. Researchers tied the HIE usage increase to the HITECH Act’s meaningful use program incentives.

Researchers aimed to dissect HIE usage by utilizing patient-initiated HIE during visits over seven years. The research group intended to accumulate data to provide insights into HIE use factors and HIE during clinical encounters.

Researchers assessed...

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