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Example Stakeholder
Responsibilities and Opportunities
Organization HIT-Related Activities
Federal agencies
Health and Human Services:
ONC Coordinate federal efforts in HIT
adoption and use
AHRQ Program management, content
development, communication
CDC Public health monitoring/population
health improvement
CMS Implement HIT to reduce costs and
improve quality of care
FDA Postmarket drug/device surveillance;
data reuse
HRSA Improve access/coordination for
underserved populations
NIH Collaborative research and rapid
translation from study to clinic
Other departments:
Commerce/NIST Standards and interoperability
DOD/Health Affairs Telehealth research and design,
patient care system
FCC National Broadband Plan
NSF Fund digital infrastructure research
and development
Veterans Affairs/VHA EHR/PHR system design and use for
patient care and research
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278 DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE LEARNING HEALTH SYSTEM
Organization HIT-Related Activities
IT Companies—e.g., Software systems supporting
Allscripts, Epic, Cerner, GE, integrated clinical and business
Google, Microsoft, Dossia functions and patient portals
Healthcare delivery—e.g., Use of digital capacity to improve
Geisinger, Kaiser Permanente, Virginia Mason, patient care, increase patient
Group Health Cooperative, involvement, and speed research
Mayo, Partners HealthCare insights
Academic medical centers—e.g., Use of digital capacity to speed
Duke, MD Anderson, Vanderbilt research insights from clinical care
and apply research findings to
improve clinical care
Cooperation capacity resources—e.g., Implementation and use of data
ACOs, HMORN, PEDSNET sharing and distributed datasets
Stakeholder organizations—e.g., Advance stakeholder interest in HIT
ACP, ACC, AMIA, eHI, NeHC, NPWC, STS system development and use
Independent sector—e.g., Funding and facilitating innovation in
CDISC, CHcF, Markle, NCQA, NQF, RWJF the HIT field
NOTE: Sample list, neither definitive nor complete. See page xxiii for list of acronyms.
