Interoperability Standards Priorities Task Force

All Meetings

Overarching charge: To make recommendations on priority uses of health information technology and the associated standards and implementation specifications that support such uses.

Detailed charge: The ISP Task Force will:

Make recommendations on the following:
- Priority uses of health IT (consistent with the Cures Act’s identified priorities);
- The standards and implementation specifications that best support or may need to be developed for each identified priority; and
- Subsequent steps for industry and government action.
Publish a report summarizing its findings.

Member List

Kensaku Kawamoto, Co-Chair, University of Utah Health
Steven Lane, Co-Chair, Sutter Health
Ricky Bloomfield, Member, Apple
Tina Esposito, Member, Advocate Aurora Health
Tamer Fakhouri, Member, Livongo Health
Cynthia A. Fisher, Member, WaterRev, LLC
Valerie Grey, Member, New York eHealth Collaborative
Edward Juhn, Member, Blue Shield of California
Anil K. Jain, Member, IBM Watson Health
Victor Lee, Member, Clinical Architecture
Leslie Lenert, Member, Medical University of South Carolina
Arien Malec, Member, Change Healthcare
David McCallie, Jr., Member, Cerner Corporation
Clem McDonald, Member, National Library of Medicine
Terrence O’Malley, Member, Massachusetts General Hospital
Ming Jack Po, Member, Google
Raj Ratwani, Member, MedStar Health
Ram Sriram, Member, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Sasha TerMaat, Member, Epic
Andrew Truscott, Member, Accenture
Sheryl Turney, Member, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
Scott Weingarten, Member, Cedars-Sinai Health System
Mark Roche, Federal Representative, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)

Open Survey

Content last reviewed on March 29, 2019