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It’s Block and Tackle: Are Consumers and Providers Ready for the Heavy Lifting? By Angela Kennedy, EdD, MBA, RHIA
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Today’s level of interoperability is adequate to meet the needs of most patients with chronic disease.
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Today more electronic health information may be accessible, but it is not sufficiently comprehensive or interoperable to serve needs of consumers.
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False
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Providers can rely on their vendors to accommodate data sharing needs.
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False
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Providers should work in partnership with consumers to realize the full potential of an interoperable system.
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Health Information Management professionals should lead by developing organization policies and educational programs to advance sound interoperability for providers and consumers.
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False
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