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Who We Are

DoctorsNYeC (pronounced "nice") was founded by health care leaders across the state, with leadership and support from the New York State Department of Health, as a public-private partnership that will serve as a focal point for health care stakeholders to build consensus on state health IT policy priorities, and collaborate on state and regional health IT implementation efforts.

NYeC Regional Extension Center

Healthcare is going digital and it is going there fast!

NYeC Regional Extension Center is a new program from the New York eHealth Collaborative designed to help providers in the state of New York transform their practices from analog to digital. Electronic Health Records enable new models of patient centered care that improves practices, healthcare delivery to patients and overall population health.

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Presentations from the NY Electronic Health Records (EHR) Meaningful Use Summits

Thank you to all those who participated in the EHR Meaningful Use Summits in New York City, Long Island, Buffalo, Syracuse, Binghamton, Albany, and Tarrytown.

Please find the updated presentations below:

Health IT Transformation and Meaningful Use

NYeC Conducts Survey of Statewide Collaboration Process and Work Groups

NYeC is conducting an evaluation of the Statewide Collaboration Process (SCP) and its constituent work groups to understand how we can improve the process under our upcoming programs to better serve the public's needs. We would greatly appreciate it if you could take a few minutes to complete the survey(s) here:

New York eHealth Collaborative Appoints New Executive Director

October 26, 2009 – NEW YORK – The New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC) today announced the appointment of its new Executive Director, Mr. David L. Whitlinger. Additionally, NYeC has received a $35 million grant from the State of New York through Phase 10 of the Healthcare Efficiency and Affordability Law for New Yorkers (HEAL 10). The grant will support NYeC’s efforts to advance the development and implementation of New York’s health information infrastructure.

NYeC EHR Implementation and Adoption Education Series

NYeC recently hosted an eight-session education series, designed to enhance and support EHR implementation and adoption across New York State. The sessions, led by expert consultants and clinicians, followed a curriculum based on the "EHR Implementation Value Chain". Below you will find the materials from all the sessions.

The target audience included project leads, project managers and implementation staff from HEAL and MSSNY projects, as well as members of other organizations involved with EHR implementation and use in New York state.

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