New Jersey HIE, REC partner for expanded data exchange

 
NJSHINE, a health information exchange serving seven counties in the southern part of New Jersey, and the New Jersey Health Information Technology Extension Center have announced a partnership to bring more physicians into the data exchange efforts.

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The collaboration aims to bring more physician practices to NJSHINE and introduce them to resources offered by the regional extension center to implement the necessary technology.

“NJSHINE provides a provider and a patient portal to facilitate patient care in our communities,” said Richard Wheatley, CIO of Cape Regional Medical Center in Middle Township, N.J., and treasurer of NJSHINE, in a news release. “NJ-HITEC’s track record of practice transformation and presence throughout New Jersey is well known. Working with NJ-HITEC allows us to reach out to physicians in an efficient and consistent manner.”

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