Tennessee-Based HIE Initiative Launches Technology to Facilitate Transmission of Health Information

Memphis, Tenn.-based Qsource, a non-profit healthcare quality improvement and IT company, announced that it is working with the Tennessee Office of eHealth Initiatives to implement and support a new initiative called Health eShare.

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The initiative aims at encouraging adoption of health information exchange between healthcare providers in Tennessee. The initial venture is the Health eShare Direct Project, which urges providers to adopt a technology called Direct, which will facilitate secure transmission of health information.

Qsource is also providing education, outreach and technical assistance to interested healthcare professionals. The company anticipates unveiling a statewide HIE initiative by the end of the year.

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