Letter from the Director:
“Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) are set up in various ways across the country here in Arkansas, SHARE is uniquely set up under the Arkansas Department of Health (ADH). The pandemic has highlighted the importance of integration between public health and HIEs, SHARE is currently supplying ADH with real-time clinical data to assist with disease outbreaks and management. In return, SHARE is supplying providers and care teams with pertinent COVID information such as vaccination reports and positivity reports. Although the meaningful use program has come to an end, there are still opportunities for funding to support data sharing….”
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While more than 80% of Arkansas’ hospital facilities have connected SHARE, Helena Regional Medical Center on Medhost EMR is its newest member. Helena Regional Medical and its associated clinics on Athena EMR are delivering Admission, Discharge and Transfers (ADTs) for patient event notifications, lab results, radiology reports, discharge summaries and summary of care documents (C-CDAs) to improve health outcomes among patients in the Delta.
Little Rock– The Arkansas Department of Health's (ADH) network of Local Health Units (LHU) is now using the State Health Alliance for Records Exchange (SHARE), one of the country's largest and most robust health information exchanges (HIE). LHUs can now access clinical information across participating entities for patients who have authorized sharing their medical information, allowing clinics to have accurate and up to date results for their patients.



The State Health Alliance for Records Exchange (SHARE) announce that Dr. Randy Walker Family Practice & Allergy Clinic is now using SHARE, one of the country’s most robust health information exchanges (HIE). Dr. Walker’s care team is now accessing clinical information across participating entities for patients who have authorized sharing their medical information. This allows them to have accurate and recent results for their patients that range from children to adults.
Dr. Walker is a Board-certified Family Practice Physician with an exceptional healthcare team, who are all dedicated to providing their patients and families with the best medical care possible.
November 2019 –Little Rock, Arkansas
In Arkansas, where many large and small health systems use disparate EHR systems, this is a particularly important milestone because the single interface to SHARE will allow EAFHC providers to access laboratory results, radiology reports, progress notes, discharge summaries from outside hospitals and specialty clinics in their eClinical Works (eCW) EHR System. EAFHC care teams across four counties within Arkansas can now view the following patient data through SHARE’s eCW interface and access historical patient health information through the SHARE Virtual Health Record to include:

Little Rock, Arkansas – November, 2019 
Since 1987, Dr. Derek Lewis and the Arkansas Primary Care Clinics have remained committed to quality care for patients across the state of Arkansas. We take pride in staying current with the latest healthcare developments, implementing innovative technologies, and being a leader in primary healthcare and clinical trials research. Our medical staff is dedicated to caring for every spectrum of your primary healthcare needs.
Little Rock,
SHARE is integrated with both hospitals’ electronic health record (EHR) system, MEDHOST. They are now sending admission, discharge and transfer (ADT) information and laboratory results to assist in better care coordination and transitions of care.
Five Rivers Medical Center first opened its doors on October 23, 1950 as Randolph County Memorial Hospital. The idea for a hospital in the county, was born out of the Pocahontas Kiwanis Club and was fulfilled after the land was donated by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baltz Sr. From 1950 until 1980, the hospital was located at the current location of Randolph County Nursing Home on Hospital Drive. The hospital opened with 32 beds which was outgrown quickly. In 1972, an additional 10 beds were added to aid with the rapid expansion of services provided.