Health information management systems

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The Center for Patient- and Family-Centered Care of Health Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) expanded on the Patient Engagement in Health and Health Care Framework given by Carman et al. to include: Group of answer choices different forms of patient engagement. factors influencing patient engagement. implications for the development of interventions to support patient engagement. guidelines to use eHealth tools and resources to improve patient engagement strategies to fulfill MU of EHR.

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