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(Health Information Exchange) A service that enables exchange of healthcare information between hospitals and regions. The information is not only used to provide medical data for people who move to a different geographic area, but also to provide statistics for public health in general. There are many regional health information organizations (RHIOs) throughout the U.S. that are involved in health information exchange (HIE), and the terms RHIO and HIE are used synonymously. See NHIN and healthcare IT.


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When an HIE or RHIO receives disclosed information about an addictions treatment patient, the HIE or RHIO would assume the disclosing covered program did so legally under the auspices of a properly executed release of information.
An early adopter of the RHIO and HIE, New York state provided funding for a regional HIE rollout.
For More Information The State of New York commissioned a white paper to examine the potential role of RHIO accreditation.
 
 
 
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