When COVID-19 began to spread across the United States in March 2020, one of the biggest challenges for health systems and public health agencies was tracking just how far — and how fast — the disease was moving. For health information exchanges (HIEs) such as the Colorado Regional Health Information Organization, this work was in their wheelhouse. These state-level entities enable real-time, secure access to various types of health information from hospitals, providers and labs.
“We were uniquely positioned to aggregate and display data without the need to establish new connections or…
“We were uniquely positioned to aggregate and display data without the need to establish new connections or…
