The document discusses electronic health records (EHR) and health information technology (HIT) initiatives in multiple countries around the world. It provides overviews of each country's national EHR program, governance models, standards and interoperability approaches, funding sources, and lessons learned. Countries mentioned include the United Kingdom, France, Greece, Turkey, Algeria, Estonia, and Mongolia. Key takeaways include the importance of high-level government and private sector commitment, continuous multi-stakeholder communication, adoption of interoperability standards, physician involvement, and sufficient funding for training.

7. Governance Models England, New Zealand Centralised United States Private Sector Germany, Denmark, Hong Kong, Singapore Distributed Countries Governance Model

8. Standards and Interoperability United States, Israel Multiple Systems England, United States, Singapore, New Zealand, Australia Interoperability-Driven England, South Africa, Singapore, Malaysia, New Zealand, Australia International (such as HL7)‏ France, Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark, New Zealand, Australia Parochial Standards