The ONC-maintained Health IT Dashboard is a platform to distribute a broad range of health system and grant program performance measures tracking the adoption and meaningful use of various health information technologies (health IT), including EHRs and others enabling HIE. The interactive tool provides the user with several ways to parse and examine the data visually. The data are derived from ONC programs, research, and the open government datasets. For example, under the category of exchange and interoperability are two choicesone for nonfederal acute-care hospital health IT adoption and another for office-based physician health IT adoption. Each one visualizes measures14 for hospitals and 9 for physiciansof health IT adoption, which include adoption of EHRs, HIE, and patient engagement. Figure 12.8 is the dashboard showing the percent of physicians with the capability to electronically send orders for lab results.

Read the Real-World Case 12.2 (at the end of Chapter 12). What data visualization tool was used and was it the correct one for the data presented? Why? Which form of health information exchange was used by the physicians in responding to the questions about EHR functionalities on the survey? Please indicate whether the ambulatory reporting location has each of the computerized capabilities listed below and how often these capabilities are used: 18h. Ordering lab tests and 18h1.

Office-based Physician Health IT Adoption State rates of physician EHR adoption, health information exchange, and patient engagement 2013 Choose a Measure Area Choose a Health Information Exchange Measure EHR Adoption O Health Information Exchange O Patient Engagement % of Physicians with Capablity to Electronically Send Orders for Lab Results Choose a percentage range Click to display % labels % of Physicians with Capability to Electronically Send Orders for Lab Results | National Average-53% 53% 83% 62% 67% 43% 55% 75% 57% 40% 39%, 39% 62% 48% 51% 52% 37% 56% 53% 51% 52% 50% 48%158% 51% Source: 2013 National Ambulatory Hedical Care Survey