Minnesota e-Health Initiative Work Groups

The 2025-2026 work groups have completed their charges.

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Artificial Intelligence Work Group

The purpose of this work group was to build understanding of the considerations, opportunities, and risks for artificial intelligence (AI) in the care continuum. The work group served as a forum to identify AI health-related activities, workforce training opportunities, partners and collaborations, and resources to created consensus on next steps for the Minnesota e-Health Initiative’s pursuit of safe, ethical, trustworthy, and effective use of AI across the care continuum. This work group did not focus on consumers use of AI to support their health needs nor provided guidance to consumers on AI use.

See the 2025-2026 AI Work Group Charge (PDF) and the 2025-2026 AI Work Group Report (PDF) for additional details.

Bridging Information and Care Work Group

The purpose of this work group was to provide expert input on actions to advance the sharing and use of health and health-related information to support individual health care and public health in Minnesota. Interoperability and other health data exchange activities play an important role in bridging information and care and was a key focus of this work group. The work group will also served as the forum to discuss and respond to any related issues from the e-Health Advisory Committee, the Minnesota Department of Health, other state agencies, and care partners.

See the 2025-2026 Bridging Information and Care Work Group Charge (PDF) and the 2025-2026 Bridging Information and Care Work Group Report (PDF) for additional details.

To request historical information from past work groups, please contact the Minnesota e-Health Initiative at mn.ehealth@state.mn.us.