What does FHIE stand for?

Federal Health Information Exchange (US)

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Ninety five percent of respondents were familiar to some degree with at least one of the following: CHDR, Federal Health Information Exchange (FHIE), and Bi-directional Health Information Exchange (BHIE).

Use and Value of the Consolidated Health Data Repository

At the request of the Subcommittee, GAO is updating its observations on the departments' efforts, focusing on (1) the reported status of the ongoing, one-way exchange of data, the Federal Health Information Exchange, and (2) progress toward achieving the longer term two-way exchange under the HealthePeople (Federal) initiative.

Computer-Based Patient Records: Short-Term Progress Made, but Much ...

GAO reviewed (1) whether VA's proposed business and enabling functions provide the management tools necessary to start the process for implementing VA's enterprise architecture; (2) how veterans have benefited from the VETSNET Program; (3) what must be done to assure successful implementation of the Federal Health Information Exchange (FHIE); and (4) whether VA can realistically implement HealtheVet-Vista by the end of 2005.

Veterans Affairs: Subcommittee Post-Hearing Questions Concerning the ...