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Antoine Mason CIPP
Sep 9, 2010, 8:11:07 AM9/9/10
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Hi, Bob, the CIWG must be an advocate for strong authentication-aka PKI/tokens issued by CSP. We need to keep all interested parties "feet to the fire" before the "blue button" capabilities become a way of life so much so that it is downloaded by little green men in space suits.
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Subject: ehrwgphr digest: September 08, 2010
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EHRWGPHR Digest for Wednesday, September 08, 2010.
1. FW: Markle Update on 'Blue Button' and Meaningful Use and Personal Health Records
2. PHR WG: Agenda for 20100908 and minutes of 20100825
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Subject: FW: Markle Update on 'Blue Button' and Meaningful Use and Personal Health Records
From: "Doo, Lorraine T. (CMS/OESS)" <Lorrai...@cms.hhs.gov>
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 10:33:18 -0400
X-Message-Number: 1
In case I did not send this out last week, here is information many of you will find interesting if you are not already on the Markle distribution list, or various other list serves.... If you are going to Health 2.0, you'll hear about the results of the developer's challenge.
Also, thanks to our friends at AHIMA, the VA "blue button" download project is on their website for PHRs - www.myphr.com <http://www.myphr.com> . At some point CMS may be there as well, once we launch ours. The website is a thing of beauty in itself! The head of this website/project is doing a "maintenance" check of all the vendors on the site to verify their existence and that they truly are PHR vendors or applications. I've done the exercise of looking at every one of the listed vendors and applications, and it's quite interesting - a variety of tools and resources - you would find it fascinating too I'm sure. If any of the vendors are going to be able to accommodate an upload of the downloads folks get from pushing the blue button on MyHealtheVet or MyMedicare.gov, they'll be searchable on the website eventually. We appreciate everyone's interest on this project.
I think you will all be very interested in the Markle framework as well if you are not already familiar with it.
Take care. Talk later.
Lorraine Tunis Doo
Sr. Policy Advisor
Office of eHealth Standards and Services, CMS
410-786-6597
Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.
Notice: The contents of this message and any attachments may be privileged and confidential. Please do not disseminate without the approval of the Office of eHealth Standards and Services. If you are not an intended recipient, or have received this message in error, please delete it without reading it and please do not print, copy, forward, disseminate, or otherwise use the information. Also, please notify the sender that you have received this communication in error. Your receipt of this message is not intended to waive any applicable privilege.
From: Doo, Lorraine T. (CMS/OESS)
Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 8:11 AM
To: Trudel, Karen (CMS/OESS); Trenkle, Tony (CMS/OESS)
Cc: Gange, Laura K. (CMS/OESS); Wallace, Mary H. (CMS/OBIS); Harmatuk, Frances R. (CMS/OBIS); Tagalicod, Robert (CMS/OA); Kuchler, Joseph (CMS/OEA); Ashkenaz, Peter (CMS/OEABS); Gayhead, Chrislyn A. (CMS/OESS); Holland, Elizabeth S. (CMS/OESS); Nazi, Kim; Hancock, Theresa
Subject: FW: Markle Update on 'Blue Button' and Meaningful Use
In case you are not on this distribution list.
Lorraine Tunis Doo
Sr. Policy Advisor
Office of eHealth Standards and Services, CMS
410-786-6597
Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.
Notice: The contents of this message and any attachments may be privileged and confidential. Please do not disseminate without the approval of the Office of eHealth Standards and Services. If you are not an intended recipient, or have received this message in error, please delete it without reading it and please do not print, copy, forward, disseminate, or otherwise use the information. Also, please notify the sender that you have received this communication in error. Your receipt of this message is not intended to waive any applicable privilege.
From: communications-bounces+lorraine.doo=cms.hhs.gov@markle.org [mailto:communications-bounces+lorraine.doo=cms.hhs.gov@markle.org] On Behalf Of Markle Communications
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2010 4:35 PM
To: Doo, Lorraine T. (CMS/OESS)
Subject: Markle Update on 'Blue Button' and Meaningful Use
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Markle Foundation <http://www.markle.org/>
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Dear Colleague:
It's a good time to reflect on progress toward the goal of putting the power of information at the fingertips of individual Americans and their health care providers. Health IT has been at the fore of every proposal to transform our health care system in a way that improves quality and cost effectiveness.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
Markle Releases New Recommendations on the 'Blue Button'
The idea started with a simple question: "Why isn't there a little button that I can click to download my health information? A little blue button."
This question emerged within our public-private collaborative, Markle Connecting for Health, as part of our long-running effort to improve individual access to personal health information.
Just six months later, this simple notion has already moved from idea to action.
On August 2, 2010, President Obama announced the following to America's veterans:
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
"For the first time ever, veterans will be able to go to the VA Web site, click a simple blue button, and download or print your personal health records so you have them when you need them, and can share them with your doctors outside of the VA."
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
The public-private collaborators of Markle Connecting for Health have been doing the policy work to advance this capability.
Today we release a policy paper that calls for the blue button to be routinely offered to consumers, provided that a set of recommended privacy practices are in place. The practices are designed to help individuals make informed choices about downloading their own information and to make sure that entities offering this capability implement sound authentication and security procedures.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
See the news release. <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100831_bluebutton_pr.pdf>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
See the policy brief. <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100831_dlcapability_pb.pdf>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
See the full set of recommendations. <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100831_dlcapability.pdf>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
Leaders from nearly 50 organizations have collaborated to develop and support this idea and the attendant policies, which implement the Markle Common Framework for Networked Personal Health Information <http://www.connectingforhealth.org/phti/> specifically for the download capability.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
The Blue Button Developers' Challenge
Markle and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation have challenged Web developers to stimulate innovations that can help patients stay healthy and manage their care using sample patient data sets made available by the VA and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
The challenge, staged at the Health 2.0 Conference <http://www.health2con.com/sf2010/> on October 7-8, 2010, in San Francisco, offers $2,500 to the winner plus coffee with Internet expert and author Clay Shirky.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Go to the Blue Button Challenge. <http://health2challenge.org/blog/blue-button-challenge/>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
A Constructive Definition of 'Meaningful Use'
On July 13, 2010, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released the final rule on meaningful use-the requirements by which health care providers and hospitals may qualify for health IT subsidies under the 2009 economic stimulus act.
We are pleased that it incorporates most of the recommendations outlined in the collaborative comments <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100315_ehrincent_cms0033p.pdf> that Markle Connecting for Health submitted in March 2010.
Consistent with the Markle Connecting for Health recommendations, the new final rule accomplishes the following:
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
States that the goal of health IT is to improve health quality and efficiency.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Creates a viable on-ramp for providers balancing ambitious but achievable targets and enabling broad participation.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Embraces patient engagement as a key aspect of meaningful use.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Establishes metrics for health improvement rather than focusing merely on acquiring technology.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Adopts a phased approach to allow for technology development and testing at initial stages.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Prioritizes requirements for reporting quality results.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Makes progress aligning various HHS quality reporting initiatives and eliminating the need for duplicative reporting.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Sets the stage for innovation and growth by focusing on "good enough" standards, which focus on the minimum standards necessary to support the goals of meaningful use.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Recognizes that protecting patient privacy is multilayered and does not depend solely on certification.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
We are hopeful about the progress that has been made and look forward to continuing to work with you to tackle the many implementation challenges that lay ahead.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
Carol Diamond, MD, MPH
Managing Director, Markle Foundation
Chair, Markle Connecting for Health
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Zoė Baird
President, Markle Foundation
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Markle Foundation works to improve health and national security through the use of information and technology. Markle collaborates with innovators and thought leaders from the public and private sectors whose expertise lies in the areas of information technology, privacy, civil liberties, health, and national security. Learn more about Markle at www.markle.org <http://www.markle.org/> .
Markle Connecting for Health is a public-private collaborative with representatives from more than one hundred organizations across the spectrum of health care and information technology specialists. Its purpose is to catalyze the widespread changes necessary to realize the full benefits of health information technology while protecting patient privacy and the security of personal health information. Markle Connecting for Health tackles the key challenges to creating a networked health information environment that enables secure and private information sharing when and where it is needed to improve health and health care. Learn more about Markle Connecting for Health at www.connectingforhealth.org <http://www.connectingforhealth.org/> .
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
Read 'Blue Button' media release <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100831_bluebutton_pr.pdf> .
Read the full set of recommendations <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100831_dlcapability.pdf> .
Read the policy brief <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100831_dlcapability_pb.pdf> .
Contact us at hea...@markle.org <mailto:hea...@markle.org> .
Unsubscribe <mailto:list-uns...@markle.org?subject=unsubscribe> from future Markle Health mailings.
See our privacy policy <http://www.markle.org/web_policies/> .
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Subject: PHR WG: Agenda for 20100908 and minutes of 20100825
From: John Ritter <johnr...@verizon.net>
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 2010 10:33:39 -0500 (CDT)
X-Message-Number: 2
PHR WG, Agenda: - The Next Items offered by Nancy (see the body of
the minutes)
Wednesday, 2010-09-08 12:00 p.m. Eastern
*Call Information: *
*Dial in Number*: 1-770-657-9270
*Passcode*: 510269#
http://my.dimdim.com/jritter[1] Yours,
John Ritter
HL7 EHR Work Group co-chair; PHR Work Group co-facilitator
HL7 International Mentoring Committee co-chair
ISO TC/215 U.S. Technical Advisory Group member
+1-847-832-7732 (Office)
+1-224-688-7929 (Mobile)
+1-412-372-5783 (Weekends)
[2]JohnR...@verizon.net[4][3]
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Date: Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 1:00 AM
Subject: ehrwgphr digest: September 08, 2010
To: ehrwgphr digest recipients <ehrw...@lists.hl7.org>
EHRWGPHR Digest for Wednesday, September 08, 2010.
1. FW: Markle Update on 'Blue Button' and Meaningful Use and Personal Health Records
2. PHR WG: Agenda for 20100908 and minutes of 20100825
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Subject: FW: Markle Update on 'Blue Button' and Meaningful Use and Personal Health Records
From: "Doo, Lorraine T. (CMS/OESS)" <Lorrai...@cms.hhs.gov>
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 10:33:18 -0400
X-Message-Number: 1
In case I did not send this out last week, here is information many of you will find interesting if you are not already on the Markle distribution list, or various other list serves.... If you are going to Health 2.0, you'll hear about the results of the developer's challenge.
Also, thanks to our friends at AHIMA, the VA "blue button" download project is on their website for PHRs - www.myphr.com <http://www.myphr.com> . At some point CMS may be there as well, once we launch ours. The website is a thing of beauty in itself! The head of this website/project is doing a "maintenance" check of all the vendors on the site to verify their existence and that they truly are PHR vendors or applications. I've done the exercise of looking at every one of the listed vendors and applications, and it's quite interesting - a variety of tools and resources - you would find it fascinating too I'm sure. If any of the vendors are going to be able to accommodate an upload of the downloads folks get from pushing the blue button on MyHealtheVet or MyMedicare.gov, they'll be searchable on the website eventually. We appreciate everyone's interest on this project.
I think you will all be very interested in the Markle framework as well if you are not already familiar with it.
Take care. Talk later.
Lorraine Tunis Doo
Sr. Policy Advisor
Office of eHealth Standards and Services, CMS
410-786-6597
Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.
Notice: The contents of this message and any attachments may be privileged and confidential. Please do not disseminate without the approval of the Office of eHealth Standards and Services. If you are not an intended recipient, or have received this message in error, please delete it without reading it and please do not print, copy, forward, disseminate, or otherwise use the information. Also, please notify the sender that you have received this communication in error. Your receipt of this message is not intended to waive any applicable privilege.
From: Doo, Lorraine T. (CMS/OESS)
Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 8:11 AM
To: Trudel, Karen (CMS/OESS); Trenkle, Tony (CMS/OESS)
Cc: Gange, Laura K. (CMS/OESS); Wallace, Mary H. (CMS/OBIS); Harmatuk, Frances R. (CMS/OBIS); Tagalicod, Robert (CMS/OA); Kuchler, Joseph (CMS/OEA); Ashkenaz, Peter (CMS/OEABS); Gayhead, Chrislyn A. (CMS/OESS); Holland, Elizabeth S. (CMS/OESS); Nazi, Kim; Hancock, Theresa
Subject: FW: Markle Update on 'Blue Button' and Meaningful Use
In case you are not on this distribution list.
Lorraine Tunis Doo
Sr. Policy Advisor
Office of eHealth Standards and Services, CMS
410-786-6597
Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.
Notice: The contents of this message and any attachments may be privileged and confidential. Please do not disseminate without the approval of the Office of eHealth Standards and Services. If you are not an intended recipient, or have received this message in error, please delete it without reading it and please do not print, copy, forward, disseminate, or otherwise use the information. Also, please notify the sender that you have received this communication in error. Your receipt of this message is not intended to waive any applicable privilege.
From: communications-bounces+lorraine.doo=cms.hhs.gov@markle.org [mailto:communications-bounces+lorraine.doo=cms.hhs.gov@markle.org] On Behalf Of Markle Communications
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2010 4:35 PM
To: Doo, Lorraine T. (CMS/OESS)
Subject: Markle Update on 'Blue Button' and Meaningful Use
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
Markle Foundation <http://www.markle.org/>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
Dear Colleague:
It's a good time to reflect on progress toward the goal of putting the power of information at the fingertips of individual Americans and their health care providers. Health IT has been at the fore of every proposal to transform our health care system in a way that improves quality and cost effectiveness.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
Markle Releases New Recommendations on the 'Blue Button'
The idea started with a simple question: "Why isn't there a little button that I can click to download my health information? A little blue button."
This question emerged within our public-private collaborative, Markle Connecting for Health, as part of our long-running effort to improve individual access to personal health information.
Just six months later, this simple notion has already moved from idea to action.
On August 2, 2010, President Obama announced the following to America's veterans:
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
"For the first time ever, veterans will be able to go to the VA Web site, click a simple blue button, and download or print your personal health records so you have them when you need them, and can share them with your doctors outside of the VA."
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
The public-private collaborators of Markle Connecting for Health have been doing the policy work to advance this capability.
Today we release a policy paper that calls for the blue button to be routinely offered to consumers, provided that a set of recommended privacy practices are in place. The practices are designed to help individuals make informed choices about downloading their own information and to make sure that entities offering this capability implement sound authentication and security procedures.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
See the news release. <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100831_bluebutton_pr.pdf>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
See the policy brief. <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100831_dlcapability_pb.pdf>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
See the full set of recommendations. <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100831_dlcapability.pdf>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
Leaders from nearly 50 organizations have collaborated to develop and support this idea and the attendant policies, which implement the Markle Common Framework for Networked Personal Health Information <http://www.connectingforhealth.org/phti/> specifically for the download capability.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
The Blue Button Developers' Challenge
Markle and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation have challenged Web developers to stimulate innovations that can help patients stay healthy and manage their care using sample patient data sets made available by the VA and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
The challenge, staged at the Health 2.0 Conference <http://www.health2con.com/sf2010/> on October 7-8, 2010, in San Francisco, offers $2,500 to the winner plus coffee with Internet expert and author Clay Shirky.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Go to the Blue Button Challenge. <http://health2challenge.org/blog/blue-button-challenge/>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
A Constructive Definition of 'Meaningful Use'
On July 13, 2010, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released the final rule on meaningful use-the requirements by which health care providers and hospitals may qualify for health IT subsidies under the 2009 economic stimulus act.
We are pleased that it incorporates most of the recommendations outlined in the collaborative comments <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100315_ehrincent_cms0033p.pdf> that Markle Connecting for Health submitted in March 2010.
Consistent with the Markle Connecting for Health recommendations, the new final rule accomplishes the following:
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
States that the goal of health IT is to improve health quality and efficiency.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Creates a viable on-ramp for providers balancing ambitious but achievable targets and enabling broad participation.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Embraces patient engagement as a key aspect of meaningful use.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Establishes metrics for health improvement rather than focusing merely on acquiring technology.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Adopts a phased approach to allow for technology development and testing at initial stages.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Prioritizes requirements for reporting quality results.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Makes progress aligning various HHS quality reporting initiatives and eliminating the need for duplicative reporting.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Sets the stage for innovation and growth by focusing on "good enough" standards, which focus on the minimum standards necessary to support the goals of meaningful use.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
*
Recognizes that protecting patient privacy is multilayered and does not depend solely on certification.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
We are hopeful about the progress that has been made and look forward to continuing to work with you to tackle the many implementation challenges that lay ahead.
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
Carol Diamond, MD, MPH
Managing Director, Markle Foundation
Chair, Markle Connecting for Health
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
Zoė Baird
President, Markle Foundation
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
Markle Foundation works to improve health and national security through the use of information and technology. Markle collaborates with innovators and thought leaders from the public and private sectors whose expertise lies in the areas of information technology, privacy, civil liberties, health, and national security. Learn more about Markle at www.markle.org <http://www.markle.org/> .
Markle Connecting for Health is a public-private collaborative with representatives from more than one hundred organizations across the spectrum of health care and information technology specialists. Its purpose is to catalyze the widespread changes necessary to realize the full benefits of health information technology while protecting patient privacy and the security of personal health information. Markle Connecting for Health tackles the key challenges to creating a networked health information environment that enables secure and private information sharing when and where it is needed to improve health and health care. Learn more about Markle Connecting for Health at www.connectingforhealth.org <http://www.connectingforhealth.org/> .
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
Read 'Blue Button' media release <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100831_bluebutton_pr.pdf> .
Read the full set of recommendations <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100831_dlcapability.pdf> .
Read the policy brief <http://www.markle.org/downloadable_assets/20100831_dlcapability_pb.pdf> .
Contact us at hea...@markle.org <mailto:hea...@markle.org> .
Unsubscribe <mailto:list-uns...@markle.org?subject=unsubscribe> from future Markle Health mailings.
See our privacy policy <http://www.markle.org/web_policies/> .
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
<http://www.markle.org/images/spacer.gif>
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Markle Foundation® * 10 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY 10020-1903 * Phone 212.713.7600 * Fax 212.765.9690
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Subject: PHR WG: Agenda for 20100908 and minutes of 20100825
From: John Ritter <johnr...@verizon.net>
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 2010 10:33:39 -0500 (CDT)
X-Message-Number: 2
PHR WG, Agenda: - The Next Items offered by Nancy (see the body of
the minutes)
Wednesday, 2010-09-08 12:00 p.m. Eastern
*Call Information: *
*Dial in Number*: 1-770-657-9270
*Passcode*: 510269#
http://my.dimdim.com/jritter[1] Yours,
John Ritter
HL7 EHR Work Group co-chair; PHR Work Group co-facilitator
HL7 International Mentoring Committee co-chair
ISO TC/215 U.S. Technical Advisory Group member
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