Show Us the Data: The Critical Role Health Information Plays in Health System Transformation

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Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 44 (4):592-597 (2016)
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Truly transforming the healthcare delivery and payment system turns on the ability to engage in the interoperable electronic exchange of patient health information across and beyond the care continuum. Achieving transformation requires a legal framework that supports information sharing with appropriate privacy and security protections and a trusted governance structure.

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