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Assignment 2: A Case Study

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1.How does DHHS define NHIN?
It brings leadership to all entities on a government level, public and private entities to adopt the NHII. It addresses current barriers to improve quality care, communication, efficiency and overall success in providing right treatment to right patient at the right time.
2.What is its scope?
The 3 dimensions are;
1. Health care delivery-providing care at the right time, right individuals, decisions making digital prescribing software, entities taking accountability and responsibility for their patient’s records.
2. Public health-providing vital statistics, disease and health risks to clinical management.
3. Personal health- patient’s availability and control own records, educational material availability and physician

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