Regional Informatics

Our Registration Policy also our Registration Application. The applications are exhibits to the policy. These are submitted for approval. Once they are signed by the Board Chairman they become Registration Agreements.

The MidSouth eHealth Alliance is a non-profit company chartered specifically to manage the data exchange demonstration project and is supported by multiple sub-groups and an inclusive operations committee working continually on updating policies and procedures.

The Operations Committee corresponds with the management committe mentioned in the Markle Connecting for Health Framwork documents. Much attention was given to composition and charter. The Committee is a board committee and the membership reflects ALL Participants regardless of whether or not they have a seat on the board.

The MidSouth eHealth Alliance is a non-profit company chartered specifically to manage the data exchange demonstration project and is supported by multiple sub-groups and an inclusive operations committee working continually on updating policies and procedures.

This lengthy document was a "non-response" to the NHIN 2 solicitation. It was submitted as an "optional task" under the IHIE proposal with the expectation that it would not be funded. It presents one way the existing MidSouth inititiave could address the ambitious, unprioritized, and over-ambitious aims of the NHIN 2 solicitation. Because of EVMS constraints and the ambitious scope, it was felt that the work would require over $4m and would be exteremely high-risk. It is posted as a reference and as a guide for realizing the 12 or more core services that seem both immediately relevant and sound.

This is a portion of the 2004 AHRQ submission. It articulates our original vision of how Kotter's framework on "why projects fail" could be used as a guide to risk mitigation in our proposed regional demonstration project

This is the data sharing agreement based on the Markle work. Our ammendments are not included.

The MidSouth eHealth Alliance is a non-profit company chartered specifically to manage the data exchange demonstration project and is supported by multiple sub-groups and an inclusive operations committee working continually on updating policies and procedures.

Technical Proposal for the AHRQ State-Regional demonstration project. (large file)

This is a summary of a two-day conference held in the Summer of 2006. Participants included major clinical  laboratories, vendors, federal agencies, and participants from the AHRQ state and regional demonstration programs. The document was released through the AHRQ National Resource Center and is available on their site. Mark Frisse and Emily Welebob were the two principal authors working in collaboration with professionals at NORC - the primary contrator for the AHRQ NRC.

This is the summary planning presentation delivered to the Memphis Community on January 27, 2005. There are 56 slides (2 slides per page). This work was performed through an engagement with Accenture in the Summar and Fall of 2004 as a prelude to Exchange implementation.

This is the evaluation plan sent to AHRQ for the SRD demonstration project. The pagination is incorrect.