2013 National Forum on Data and Analytics in Health Care

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August 1-2, eHI will hold its Annual Forum on Data & Analytics in Healthcare. Meet with Health IT experts and industry leaders to discuss how to effectively manage and use data across healthcare, research, and surveillance. Register now for our Early-Bird Rate >>

An Issue Brief on Health IT and Cardiac Care

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Developed by the National Council on Heart Disease and Technology, this report aims to inform the field and provide a roadmap towards achieving a robust, interoperable learning health system for heart disease. To view the Issue Brief, click here >>

Welcome to eHealth Initiative

eHealth Initiative (eHI) is a non-profit, membership organization that brings together leaders from across the healthcare industry. eHI researches, educates and advocates for innovative technologies that improve care for patients and providers. eHI counts 200 of the most prestigious and influential organizations in healthcare amongst its membership. Learn more about eHI...

Our Focus

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eHealth Initiative members are on the cutting edge of healthcare, creating innovative tools and strategies to take us into the 21st century. We focus our research, education and advocacy efforts in four areas: Using Data and Analytics to Understand and Improve Care; IT Infrastructure to Support Accountable Care; Technology for Patients with Chronic Disease; and Connecting Communities through Data Exchange.

Interoperability 101: The Challenges and Opportunities in Moving from Policy to Action

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On April 10th eHI hosted a briefing on Capitol Hill for Congressional health policy leaders. The panel met to discuss challenges and success stories for organizations exchanging health information across provider settings.

Health IT Cancer Resource Guide

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eHealth Initiative has developed a resource guide to help cancer patients identify eHealth tools they or their providers can use to improve their care. The Health IT Resource Guide for Cancer Care lists 76 tools ranging from mobile applications to social networks aimed at helping cancer patients manage both clinical and personal aspects of care. The tools cover categories such as decision making, education, treatment management, social support, and lifestyle management.

What Our Members Are Saying...

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I like the national view that comes out of eHealth Initiative…The email communications regarding the various topics and webinars. I have noticed eHealth leads when it comes to industry information and updates.