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HITSP

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HITSP
(Healthcare Information Technology Standards Panel) A volunteer group administered by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Organized in 2005, HITSP has been involved with developing interoperability standards for the healthcare industry. For more information, visit www.hitsp.org. See healthcare IT.


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chairman of HITSP and New England Healthcare EDI Network (NEHEN), chief information officer of CareGroup Health System and the Harvard Medical School, provided additional evidence in his "Life as a CIO" blog posting on Dec.
The final goal is to produce a streamlined electronic standards implementation guide that outlines how the standards support clinical research and how they fit with existing HITSP guidelines--termed interoperability specifications--already in use within the clinical-care environment.
Working with and listening to all care disciplines and applying multiple national and international standards from standards development organizations (ISO, HL7, ASTM, HITSP, CCHIT, ANA, etc.
 
 
 
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