o William David Bolt, of Morehead, will represent physician practice managers. He is a primary care practice administrator and the chief operating officer for Primary Plus, a community health center in Vanceburg. Bolt has been involved in rural primary and acute care, as well as health professions education programs for 38 years. He holds both a bachelor's degree and master's degree from Morehead State University. The appointment replaces Bobby Dampier, who has resigned.
o Larry R. Mott, of Mt. Eden, will represent business of large-scale e-strategy and computer information technology. He is an information technology project leader for UPS Airline with more than 20 years of experience in a variety of technical environments. He holds an associate's degree in business from Sullivan College and a master's certificate in project management from George Washington University. The appointment replaces Marsha Donegan, who has resigned.
The E-Health Network Board was created to simplify the administrative transactions for health care providers and to help develop a secure statewide electronic network through which patients, physicians and other health care providers can access and transfer medical information.
The Board is charged with creating a statewide electronic health network that allows doctors, hospitals and pharmacies to share medical information to reduce inefficiencies, redundancies, errors and overall costs.
