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Markle Connecting for Health Collaboration

Markle Connecting for Health Collaboration

Better Health Through Information Sharing

Markle Connecting for Health is a public-private collaboration whose goal is to improve people's health and advance the quality of health care in the United States through innovations in information technology. We tackle the challenges of creating a networked health information environment that enables secure and private information sharing to improve the health of all Americans and strengthen the nation’s health care system.

Markle Common Framework

Markle Common Framework

Policy and technology practices that help medical professionals and consumers share personal health information while protecting privacy.
Health IT and ARRA

Health IT & The Recovery Act

Aligning health IT with health care reform begins with setting the right goals for technology development.

 

 

Governance


The Markle Connecting for Health Steering Group is comprised of representatives from a broad spectrum of leading health and technology providers and innovators.  The Steering Group has been providing ongoing direction and oversight since its establishment in 2002.

With each phase of work, Markle Connecting for Health convenes new experts from across the health care and technology spectrum into new working groups. Typically, working groups are assembled to tackle a specific aspect of the policy or technical requirements for private and secure health information exchange.

What's new?

Markle Connecting for Health Collaborative Comments on Stage 2 Meaningful Use

July 20, 2011

Markle collaborators identify strategic opportunities for patient engagement, care coordination, quality reporting, and privacy in Stage 2 of the Meaningful Use incentives program.

Accountable Care Organizations as Drivers for Trusted and Valued Information Sharing

June 6, 2011

Markle collaborators comment on information-sharing aspects of the proposed rule for Accountable Care Organizations.

Doctors, Patients Overwhelmingly Agree on Priorities to Improve Health Care

January 31, 2011

The Markle Survey of Health in a Networked Life is the first of its kind to compare the core values of physicians and the general public.

Featured Resources


New Markle Survey: The Public and Doctors Alike Support 'Blue Button' for Downloads

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Summary of Findings
 

 

'Blue Button' Apps Show How to Turn Health Data Downloads into Helpful Tools

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Markle Collaborators Recommend 'Blue Button' For Downloads

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Brief

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