The development of electronic healthcare data systems has proceeded rapidly; concerns regarding the impact and costs of electronic healthcare data have also been raised. This study describes the development and implementation of a community-wide program for daily electronic exchange of aggregate healthcare data in Syracuse, NY, addressing major concerns and producing important lessons learned.
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