Federal Health Architecture Line of BusinessFederal Health Architecture Line of BusinessFHA LOB_4f0f92e6-4e5e-426f-b7f6-ff6f9a53522dA Federal Health IT environment that is interoperable with the private sector and supports the President’s Health IT plan enabling better care, increased efficiency, and improved population health._4fb940ea-302b-45d0-8f3f-aa3a9b2fe1ddInputInput into the Process_787205a2-3524-4ff3-8b23-7592fbba8c151Federal Expertise and Experience - Federal expertise and experience supports the President’s health IT plan through participation, coordination, and the leveraging of federal systems investments. Example: Comment and Review Groups - FHA coordinates input of federal agencies to review standards recommendations produced through the HITSP process or review of functional requirements for nationwide health information networks. Federal ImplementationImplementation within the Federal Government_2b41683e-bb09-4a58-aef7-aa72fa5254e32Guidance and Assistance with Implementation Plans - The President’s health IT plan is implemented in the federal agencies, in alignment with the Federal Enterprise Architecture, through adoption of standards, certified applications and the protection of patient privacy. Example: Implementation Guidance - FHA will provide guidance to federal agencies for developing standards adoption plans for HITSP-endorsed standards in support of AHIC recommendations. AccountabilityMeasure Accountability_407a620c-8e76-4b4c-9e1f-56c0683fdb133Effective Use of Health IT - Federal agencies coordinate effective capital planning activities, and invest in and implement interoperable health IT. Example: OMB Health IT Survey - FHA collaborates with OMB to survey federal agencies in order to baseline the current state of interoperability as well as identify future near-term opportunities to advance health IT. 2010-02-08http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/egov/c-6-5-federal.htmlArthurColman (www.drybridge.com)colman@drybridge.com