The survey of 99 U.S. state health executives and 347 private-sector health IT executives found that:

• 19% of state health executives reported using EHRs and 16% said their states had a schedule for EHR adoption at a broader level;
• 52% of private-sector health IT executives said their organizations were using EHRs and another 5% said they were hosting EHR systems for other providers;
• 37% of the private sector organizations expect to deploy EHRs in less than two years, and 30% of the private sector organizations said they still are in the planning phase;
• 43% of state health executives said they participate in a RHIO; and
• 20% of private sector executives said their organization participates in a RHIO.

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