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Redwood Health Information Collaborative
Overview
Deliverables
Steering Committee
Project Archive
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MEETING -- Wednesday, June 17,
2009 - AGENDA
What Is the Redwood Health Information Collaborative?
The Collaborative was formed in December 2005 as a community-based
steering committee to investigate health information exchange
opportunities in the rural, sparsely populated Lake and Mendocino
county region of Northern California. The project was initiated by
an InformationLinks
grant from the Robert
Wood Johnson Foundation to the Mendocino
County Department of Public Health. The specific focus of the
grant was to allow Public Health to participate in and benefit from
a local health information exchange. The work products developed
by the Collaborative are listed below. After completing its work in
March 2007, the Steering Committee disbanded.
At the same time the participants decided to
continue meeting monthly as community volunteers in an ongoing
investigation of health information exchange policy and technology.
The Collaborative is led jointly by the Mendocino County Department
of Public Health and Redwood
MedNet, a community-based non-profit Health Information Exchange.
The monthly meetings hosted by the
Collaborative are open to the public. The meetings provide
presentations from regional and national experts in health
information technology and policy. Visitors from other health
information exchange projects in California and elsewhere are
welcome.
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Deliverables
During 2006 the Collaborative developed answers to four questions.
Each question was answered via an open community investigation
process that produced the following documents. These documents were
developed as tools that can be repurposed as needed by other
community-based Health Information Exchange projects.
- What are the strategic goals for a Health Information Exchange?
Planning
Framework [ NOV-06, EDITED BY SUSAN BAIRD KANAAN ]
- What is the sustainable business model for a Health Information
Exchange?
Cost
Model [ MAY-06, PRODUCED BY
HEALTHALLIANT ]
- What governance model is best to operate a Health Information
Exchange?
Governance
Options [ MAR-07, EDITED BY CAROL MORDHORST AND WILL ROSS ]
- What legal and policy issues must be addressed to launch and
operate a Health Information Exchange? [ DEVELOPED BY
ALLEN BRISKEN, DAVIS WRIGHT TREMAINE ]
Policy
Template [ JUN-06, FROM CONNECTING
FOR HEALTH ]
Draft User
Agreement [ SEP-06, FULL HIE ]
Draft User
Agreement [ JAN-07, RESULTS DELIVERY ONLY ]
Releasing these documents completed the deliverables in the
InformationLinks grant project.
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Steering Committee [ 2006 - 2007 ]
Greg Andresen -- Quest
Diagnostics
Darcie Antle, MS, HSA -- Ukiah
Valley Primary Care Medical Group
Jack Buell -- Sutter
Lakeside Hospital
Sylvia Burlew, MPH -- Mendocino
Coast District Hospital
Jennifer Clarke -- Lumetra
Lyman Dennis, PhD -- Partnership
HealthPlan of California
Heidi Dickerson -- Office of Congressman
Mike Thompson
Robert Faulk, MA -- Foundation
for Medical Care
Cathy Frey, MHA -- Alliance
for Rural Community Health
Glenna Gobar, DVM -- University
of California, Davis
Carl Henning, MD -- Redwood
MedNet
Kathy Kelley -- Office of State
Senator Pat Wiggins
Carol Mordhorst -- Former Director, MCDPH (retired)
Marvin Trotter, MD -- Mendocino County Department
of Public Health
Mark Turner -- Ukiah Valley
Medical Center
Frank Tuttle -- Consolidated
Tribal Health Project
Ruth Valenzuela -- Office of Assembly
Member Patty Berg
Phyllis Webb, MS -- Mendocino County Department
of Public Health
The Committee, no longer active as a body, is listed for historical purposes.
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Project Archive
Meeting materials, presentations and reports are available in the
Project Archive.
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Redwood MedNet
216 West Perkins St., Suite 206, Ukiah, California 95482
Questions? Contact Will Ross -
wross - (at) - redwoodmednet - (dot) - org
Last Update: 10 June 2009
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