Data Governance

200  •  Christopher B. Sullivan

8. Promote and support innovation: Governance should create condi-

tions for innovation and should minimize administrative burdens so

as not to inhibit innovation.

9. Evaluation, learning, and continuous improvement: Evaluation of

governance should be appropriate and fair based on clear perfor-

mance guidelines.

ese recommendations were developed following an open comment

period in which the governance workgroup solicited comments on a

number of topics. e comment topics included governance experiences

from people who had implemented HIEs, especially how they established

authority and executed the governance process. Comments on experiences

with governance models in other domains were solicited as well, wit ...