The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health
(HITECH) Act established Electronic Health Record (EHR) programs.
These programs provide incentive payments for -- and later are
expected to apply penalties to -- certain providers, such as
hospitals and professionals, to encourage them to demonstrate
meaningful use of certified EHR technology and meet other program
requirements. Based on the number of providers awarded incentive
payments, participation in the Department of Health and Human
Services' (HHS) Medicare and Medicaid Electronic Health Record
programs increased substantially from their first year in 2011 to
2012. This book assesses the extent of current and expected
participation in the EHR programs; examines information reported by
providers and others to measure meaningful use in the EHR programs;
evaluates HHS efforts to ensure that EHR data can be reliably used
to measure quality of care; and evaluates HHS efforts to assess the
effect of the EHR programs on program goals related to adoption and
meaningful use of EHRs and improved outcomes.
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