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Title:	Public Health and Information Technology at the United States-Mexico Border: Examples Show Potential (February 2007)
Abstract:	This report examines the use of health information technology (HIT) in frontier and rural public health programs at the United States-Mexico border. It describes contextual factors of the border region that influence HIT adoption, implementation, and effectiveness; experiences of public health programs with HIT; and the constraints, opportunities, and uncertainties regarding the advancement of HIT at the border. The report includes tables, references, and appendices.
Inv. Code:	ORHP00402
Year:	2007
Language(s):	English
Size:	8 1/2" x 11"
Length:	55 pp.
Audience:	Professionals, Researchers
Pub. Type:	Report
Author(s):	Not Applicable

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