Building Sustainable Health Information Exchange: Roles for State Level Public-Private Partnerships, A Consensus Conference

November 5-6, 2007

Washington Marriott, Washington DC

[ Hotel | Registration - **SOLD OUT**] To be added to the Waiting List please email fore@ahima.org

Conference materials will be posted to www.staterhio.org the week following the conference.

This conference is convened as part of the State Level Health Information Exchange Consensus Project by the Foundation of Research and Education of the American Health Information Management Association, under contract to the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, Department of Health and Human Services.

Objectives:

1. Convene stakeholders to consider and react to a proposed framework for HIE organizational functions and roles in the context of the emerging NHIN
2. Engage participants in developing consensus recommendations to further inform infrastructure development at national, state and local levels. 

The conference is open to anyone interested in examining the successes and challenges in state-level organizations and initiatives that coordinate health information exchanges or services. The agenda will consist of plenary sessions, panel discussions and structured dialogue.

Who Should Attend:

• HIE organizations from local, regional and state levels
• HIE industry leaders
• HIE stakeholders: industry, business, consumer
• Federal agencies: ONC, AHRQ, CMS

Schedule:

November 5                   10:00am – 5:00pm

November 6                   9:00am – 12:00pm

Registration:

**SOLD OUT** To be added to the Waiting List please email fore@ahima.org

Lunch on Monday, November 5 and a continental breakfast on Tuesday, November 6 will be provided. Registration is free of charge, however you must complete the online registration process to attend. Please click on the Registration link at the top of the page to complete the process.

Conference materials will be posted to www.staterhio.org the week following the conference.

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