Louis Wenzlow 11-10-09
What "Meaningful Use" Means to Rural
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provides resources, opinions and the opportunity to discuss issues relating to the HIT provisions and requirements of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, specifically relevant to rural healthcare.
Created by the WI Office of Rural Health, administered by Louis Wenzlow of the Rural WI Health Cooperative. See the About page for more details.
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Good Morning Louis,
Last week I had a meeting with SteveNockerts of the Richland Hospital. SISU is helping them with their EHR project. During our discussion Steve suggested that I contact you to explore possible ways to collaborate on some of the initiatives that your coop is pursuing.
This matches our comments from this summer when we were both at the national meeting.
So – have car, will travel and would like to explore a potential meeting date.
Thanks and hope all is well with you.
Dianne Mandernach, CEO – SISU