Implementing a Trusted Health Information Exchange
Zoë Baird
Advances in information technology (IT) continue to capture our imagination, promising a future with possibilities that go far beyond the revolutionary change we have already witnessed in business, finance and consumer choice. Technology, woven into the fabric of institutions that serve the public, can re-engineer how information is used to solve complex problems, meet critical public needs and empower people to improve their lives.
Keynote speech, which discusses Markle's mission, programs, and values, the context of the current US health care, the disruptive power of information technology, Connecting for Health and the Common Framework, the launch of Resources for Implementing Private and Secure Health Information Exchange, and nine privacy protection principles.
