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Report Tracks State Health I.T. Efforts

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The National Association of State Chief Information Officers has published "Profiles of Progress 3: State Health IT Initiatives." It is an updated summary of where each state stands with government led or designated efforts to implement health I.T. and interoperable health information exchanges.

The report, which also covers the role, if any, that state CIOs play in the efforts, was first published in November 2006. The latest version chronicles the "expeditious growth and adoption of health IT in just a few years as government leaders increasingly tout this as a means to improve patient care and reduce costs," according to the Lexington, Ky.-based association.

The report is available at nascio.org/publications.

--Joseph Goedert

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