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Question

In response to your peers, offer feedback on the soundness of their plans for success and data collection Peer's post My topic of choice is the implementation of HIE for the purpose of increasing care capacity and improving patient quality care. Evidence on HIE studies have shown to be improvements in "reducing duplicative laboratory and radiology testing, emergency department costs, hospital admissions, improvements in public health reporting, ambulatory quality of care and disability claims processing" (Hersh et al., 2015). By reviewing previous studies such as research done on outcomes from HIE, one can define success of patient quality care by studying the results. This study performed 34 studies in which no reports on identified harms were stated (Hersh et al., 2015). With this in mind, medium-term outcomes could be implemented as an evaluation method because we are determining whether there is any changes in the patient's health. Whether there is any harm is a clear indicator that we are implementing an evaluation method that wants to know about any changes in behavior. We can observe the success of HIE by measuring how likely the effects reported can be applied in health system conditions. Success can be measured by the "greatest.