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== Introduction ==
 
== Introduction ==
  
The authors argue that even though [[HIE|HIE]] (Health Information Exchange) was introduced over 10 years ago, implementation has been slow to embrace and adopt into practice.  HIE has the potential to decrease errors, reduce costs, and improve communication.  Yet, some of the barriers like cost of implementation, disruption in [[workflow|workflow]], and tech support remain as obstacles to practices adopting HIM.  <ref name="Barriers to Implementation"> Kruse, C.S., BS, MBA, MSIT, MHA, PhD, Regier, V., MHA, Rheinboldt, K.T., MSW, MEd (2014). Barriers Over Time to Full Implementation of Health Information Exchange in the United States.  Journal of Medical Internet Research Journal, 2(2). Retrieved from </ref>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4288063/
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The authors argue that even though [[HIE|HIE]] (Health Information Exchange) was introduced over 10 years ago, implementation has been slow to embrace and adopt into practice.  HIE has the potential to decrease errors, reduce costs, and improve communication.  Yet, some of the barriers like cost of implementation, disruption in workflow, and tech support remain as obstacles to practices adopting HIM.  <ref name="Barriers to Implementation"> Kruse, C.S., BS, MBA, MSIT, MHA, PhD, Regier, V., MHA, Rheinboldt, K.T., MSW, MEd (2014). Barriers Over Time to Full Implementation of Health Information Exchange in the United States.  Journal of Medical Internet Research Journal, 2(2). Retrieved from </ref>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4288063/
  
 
== Methods ==
 
== Methods ==
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The authors selected 28 articles to review studies on the barriers to HIE adoption.  The articles included studies between Jan 2009-Mar 2014 only. 
  
 
== Results ==
 
== Results ==

Revision as of 02:15, 11 November 2015

Introduction

The authors argue that even though HIE (Health Information Exchange) was introduced over 10 years ago, implementation has been slow to embrace and adopt into practice. HIE has the potential to decrease errors, reduce costs, and improve communication. Yet, some of the barriers like cost of implementation, disruption in workflow, and tech support remain as obstacles to practices adopting HIM. [1]http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4288063/

Methods

The authors selected 28 articles to review studies on the barriers to HIE adoption. The articles included studies between Jan 2009-Mar 2014 only.

Results

Conclusion

Comments

References

  1. Kruse, C.S., BS, MBA, MSIT, MHA, PhD, Regier, V., MHA, Rheinboldt, K.T., MSW, MEd (2014). Barriers Over Time to Full Implementation of Health Information Exchange in the United States. Journal of Medical Internet Research Journal, 2(2). Retrieved from