1. Mobile Health Technology (mHealth)
1.1. Smartphones, tablets, mobile devices
1.1.1. Enables clinicians
1.1.1.1. access clinical information
1.1.1.2. collaborate with care teams
1.1.1.3. communication
1.1.1.4. monitor patients
1.1.1.5. telemedicine
1.1.2. Enables senior management
1.1.2.1. extends reach into rural or impoverished areas
2. Clinical Information systems
2.1. Enables clinicians
2.1.1. easy access to information
2.1.2. collects and stores medical information
2.2. Enables senior management
2.2.1. Clinical, administrative and financial data
2.3. Enables support staff (caregivers)
2.3.1. Enter patient medical information with no errors
3. Telemedicine / Telehealth
3.1. Enables patient and clinician engagement
3.1.1. Store-and-forward
3.1.2. Real-time interactive services
3.1.3. Remote monitoring
4. Electronic Health Records (EHR)
4.1. Enables clinicians
4.1.1. less error in medical records
4.1.2. easily accessible
4.1.3. improves accuracy and clarity of medical records
5. Health Information Exchanges (HIEs)
5.1. Enables clinicians
5.1.1. Improves speed, quality, safety and cost of patient care
5.2. Enables support staff
5.2.1. Allows doctors, nurses, pharmacists and other health care providers to access and share medical information
5.3. Three key forms of exchange
5.3.1. Directed, Query-based and consumer-mediated exchange