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Total Enhance RX In August of 2009 the first steps were taken to build a statewide HIE consisting of a non-profit named HIP TN.
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A board was established at this time with an operations council formed in December. HIP TN's first initiatives involved connecting the work through Carespark in northeast Tennessee's s tri-cities region to the Midsouth ehealth Alliance in Memphis.
State officials estimated a cost of over 200 million dollars from 2010-2015. The venture involves stakeholders from medical, technical, legal and business backgrounds. The governor in 2010, Phil Bredesen, provided 15 million to match federal funds in addition to issuing an Executive Order establishing the office of eHealth initiatives with oversight by the Office of Administration and Finance and sixteen board members. By March 2010 four workgroups were established to focus on areas like technology, clinical, privacy and security and sustainability.
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