Should States Get in to EHR "Banking"?

Dr. William Yasnoff, founder of eHealthTrust, wants states to get into the business of EHR "banking".  That is to say, creating a repository for EHR data that would receive "deposits" from physicians but be controlled by patients.  Since this is the business eHT engages in, one assumes that he is either advocating for states to take his business away or, more likely, for states to contract his company to do the "banking". 

I need to review the details but my initial reaction is that it sounds like a sort of "hosted RHIO" that makes getting such an organization easier to get off the ground.  Could be a good answer to the myriad questions facing the future of EHR and interoperability.  What do you think?

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Article
Dr. Yasnoff Interview
eHT FAQ - What is it and how does it work?

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