The following Enterprise Information Architecture principles support of the Vermont HSE Platform: Manage Information as an Enterprise Asset: Coordinate the collection, consolidation, and consumption of enterprise information to support strategic initiatives requiring the consistency and dependability of data across multiple business processes and throughout the entire life cycle of the information. Vermont’s HHS Enable Data Sharing via Standards-Based Approach: Agencies will provide and benefit from consistent and accessible data sharing, internally and externally, using appropriate Health IT standards for naming, messaging, and data exchange. Data Governance will be Transparent and Consistent: The Vermont HSE Platform will ensure that data governance processes decisions are consistently implemented across the organization to ensure that data integration is as effective as possible. Establish a Single Data Source approach to Client and Provider Information: The Vermont HSE Platform will use enterprise wide to provide reliable and cost-effective data sources for the records managed by each Agency and their partners. Continuously Improve Data Quality: Data will be continuously reviewed and there will be a relentless focus on ensuring the highest quality of data content with specified data owners accountable for quality and establishing standards for data stewardship Addressing data definition, transformation, integrity and — quality issues. Enforce Data Confidentiality and Legal Requirements: AHS will ensure that all rules and regulations that govern data collection, storage and use are rigorously applied. The following Enterprise Technology Architecture principles support the Vermont HSE Platform: Integrated and Accessible Architecture: Information captured across the program silos need to be integrated and accessible. Leverage data across systems and processes, taking into account security, privacy and confidentiality considerations. Maintain consistent definitions and a single authoritative source of record for data. Robust Infrastructure Capabilities: Enhance infrastructure capabilities for standardized approach to health information. Need to deploy IT infrastructure for user driven access to and analysis of information. Privacy and Security Compliance: Ensure privacy and security of participant information in accordance with legislative mandates (e.g., and community preferences. Improve and enforce the Security standards around Identity and Access Management (IAM).
The following Enterprise Information Architecture principles support of the Vermont HSE Platform: Manage Information as an Enterprise Asset: Coordinate the collection, consolidation, and consumption of enterprise information to support strategic initiatives requiring the consistency and dependability of data across multiple business processes and throughout the entire life cycle of the information. Enable Data Sharing via Standards-Based Approach: Vermont’s HHS Agencies will provide and benefit from consistent and accessible data sharing, internally and externally, using appropriate Health IT standards for naming, messaging, and data exchange. Data Governance will be Transparent and Consistent: The Vermont HSE Platform will ensure that data governance processes decisions are consistently implemented across the organization to ensure that data integration is as effective as possible. Establish a Single Data Source approach to Client and Provider Information: The Vermont HSE Platform will use enterprise wide to provide reliable and cost-effective data sources for the records managed by each Agency and their partners. Continuously Improve Data Quality: Data will be continuously reviewed and there will be a relentless focus on ensuring the highest quality of data content with specified data owners accountable for quality and establishing standards for data stewardship — Addressing data definition, transformation, integrity and quality issues. Enforce Data Confidentiality and Legal Requirements: AHS will ensure that all rules and regulations that govern data collection, storage and use are rigorously applied. The following Enterprise Technology Architecture principles support the Vermont HSE Platform: Integrated and Accessible Architecture: Information captured across the program silos need to be integrated and accessible. Leverage data across systems and processes, taking into account security, privacy and confidentiality considerations. Maintain consistent definitions and a single authoritative source of record for data. Robust Infrastructure Capabilities: Enhance infrastructure capabilities for standardized approach to health information. Need to deploy IT infrastructure for user driven access to and analysis of information. Privacy and Security Compliance: Ensure privacy and security of participant information in accordance with legislative mandates (e.g., and community preferences. Improve and enforce the Security standards around Identity and Access Management (IAM).
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