Minnesota e-Health Initiative Advisory Committee
The Minnesota e-Health Advisory Committee is accepting applications at the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State Boards & Commissions website. Current members whose terms are ending are also welcome to reapply.
Established in 2004, under Minnesota Statute, the Minnesota e-Health Advisory Committee is responsible for developing recommendations and advising the Commissioner of Health on policies and processes to advance the use of health information technology, data use, data exchange, and related technologies.
Members represent perspectives from across Minnesota’s health care landscape, including providers, hospitals, health insurers and health plans, long-term care, public health, academic and research institutions, vendors, consumers, state agencies, and others.
The committee works to achieve the Minnesota e-Health Vision, where all communities and individuals benefit from and are empowered by information and technology that advances health equity and supports health and wellbeing. Past work has shaped legislation and enabled collaboration toward common goals. Members bring their expertise and lived experiences to support this effort.
Learn more about the advisory committee's work by reviewing the Minnesota e-Health Initiative website, specifically the Minnesota e-Health Initiative Work Groups webpage, and the 2024-2026 Minnesota e-Health Advisory Committee Charge (PDF). These efforts have included establishing work groups on artificial intelligence and health information exchange to develop recommendations to the Commissioner of Health, as well as submitting a coordinated response to the HTI-5 federal proposed rule, see the Minnesota e-Health Coordinated Responses webpage for more details.
Member Expectations and Time Commitment
- Engage consistently throughout meetings
- Bring the perspective of their represented stakeholder group to discussions and decision-making
- Participate in related activities such as work groups, coordinated responses, and other requests as needed
- Participate in approximately six meetings per year, including four to five virtual meetings lasting two hours each, and one to two three-hour in-person meetings (with a hybrid option)
How to Apply
- Apply through the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State Boards & Commissions website.
- Applicants should submit a resume. Additional materials are optional, but we recommend applicants include a brief statement describing their interest in serving on the committee and how they would contribute to its work.
- While applications will remain open until all seats are filled, we strongly encourage interested individuals to submit their application materials by June 30 to ensure appointments are made before the first advisory committee meeting in early September.
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