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Posted on June 26th, 2009

Written by Angela

Tags
culturally and linguistically appropriate, disaggregated data, EHR, health disparities, HIT, meaningful use, primary language, public comments, race and ethnicity

OMO response to “Meaningful Use”

Ladies and Gentlemen: Thank you for this opportunity to comment on the preliminary definition of “Meaningful Use” presented in three documents made available to the public by the HIT Policy Committee. Out of Many, One (OMO) is a national multicultural advocacy coalition, established in 2000, that is committed to achieve health parity for people of [...]
Posted on April 17th, 2009

Written by Angela

Tags
Access, communities of color, Coverage, culturally and linguistically appropriate, direct collection, disaggregated data, ethnicity, gender, HDTF, health data, immigration status, OMO, primary language, race, self reporting

Our Priorities and Recommendations on Health Data

Dear Friend, Out of Many, One (OMO) is a national multicultural coalition that has been advocating for health equity and parity for communities of color since 2000. OMO works to assure that every ethnic and racial group, regardless of its size or immigration status, has equal access to health care coverage, access and treatment, and [...]