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The goal of the Health Information Security & Privacy Collaboration (HISPC) is to address barriers to health information exchange. HISPC was established in 2006 by RTI International through a contract with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The collaboration, comprised of 42 states and territories, aims to effectively address privacy and security issues pertinent to electronic health information exchange through multi-state collaboration.


The goals of the HISPC Provider Education Toolkit are to:
  • Introduce health care providers to the benefits of electronic health information exchange (HIE),
  • Increase provider awareness of the privacy and security benefits and challenges of HIE,
  • Motivate providers to understand the advantages of participating in electronic health information exchange,
  • Identify the steps to HIE implementation, and
  • Encourage participation in HIE.


A goal of the HISPC provider education initiative is to create an education and outreach toolkit for providers nationwide.



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States participating in the Health Information Security & Privacy Toolkit pilot include:

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Tennessee
David Rosenthal

Kentucky
Laura Cole
April Smith

Missouri
Charlotte Krebs

Michigan
Linda McCardel, Co-Chair
Kelly Coyle
Joe Chamberlain


Mississippi
Mary Helen Conner
Bo Bowen
Kathy Piazza

Louisiana
Lisa Stansbury, Co-Chair
Jenny Smith

Florida
Christopher Sullivan
Diane Leiva

Wyoming
Rex Gantenbein
Barb Robinson
Fran Cadez
Britnee Brost
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