Strengthening Indiana FTD Data Systems for Patient Tracking
GrantID: 79017
Grant Funding Amount Low: $500,000
Deadline: November 4, 2026
Grant Amount High: $500,000
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Grant Overview
Indiana Data System Compliance Requirements for FTD Patient Tracking
Indiana's 92 counties operate under 11 distinct electronic health record platforms with no mandated interoperability standards for neurodegenerative diagnoses. This fragmentation produces duplicate records for 22 percent of patients with cognitive impairment and prevents reliable longitudinal tracking of sporadic frontotemporal dementia progression. The Indiana Health Information Exchange covers only 61 percent of hospitals, leaving critical gaps in rural eastern counties.
The funding program mandates that proposals include a data governance plan compliant with Indiana's patient privacy statutes, which impose stricter consent requirements than federal HIPAA minima. Applications must budget for dedicated informatics staff to map ICD-10 codes across legacy systems and establish audit trails for multi-site data aggregation.
Eligibility requires documented participation in the Indiana Network for Patient Care or a comparable state-approved exchange. Risk assessments must quantify breach probabilities under Indiana's breach notification timeline of 48 hours, shorter than the federal standard.
Indiana's Automotive and Agricultural Economy
Automotive manufacturing and farming together employ 19 percent of the workforce, generating shift work and seasonal mobility that complicate scheduled follow-up visits. The state maintains a younger median age than neighboring Ohio yet reports rising early-onset dementia diagnoses in the 45-55 age band linked to occupational exposures.
Indiana's Regulatory Framework Compared with Illinois and Ohio
Indiana statutes require explicit institutional review board approval for any cross-county data transfer, creating procedural delays not present in Illinois or Ohio applications.
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