Background: Health information exchange (HIE) is increasing in the United States, and it is
incentivized by government policies. Purpose: To systematically review and evaluate …

Background: Health information exchange (HIE), the electronic sharing of clinical
information across the boundaries of health care organizations, has been promoted to …

Abstract Background and Objective Health Information Exchange (HIE) is known as a
technology that electronically shares all clinical and administrative data throughout …

Health information exchanges (HIEs) are entities that have emerged in healthcare delivery
markets across the United States. By providing an interorganizational information system …

Background Hospital readmissions are common, costly, and offer opportunities for utilization
reduction. Electronic health information exchange (HIE) systems may help prevent …

Abstract Context The United States has invested substantially in technologies that enable
health information exchange (HIE), which in turn can be deployed to reduce avoidable …

Regionalization of emergency medical care aims to provide consistent and efficient high-
quality care leading to optimal clinical outcomes by matching patient needs with appropriate …

Objective: To assess whether electronic health information exchange (HIE) is associated
with improved emergency department (ED) care processes and utilization through more …

Achieving widespread exchange of health information is a national health policy objective,
for it is believed to boost treatment efficiency, reduce health care costs, and improve patient …

Healthcare organisations and governments have invested heavily in electronic health
records in anticipation that they will deliver improved health outcomes for consumers and …