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By Tom Sullivan | 10:57 am | May 10, 2011
The beauty of the ONC's Federal Health IT Strategic Plan is that it's vague enough to remain flexible – a fact that also draws criticism.
By Chip Means | 09:49 am | May 10, 2011
Denmark's hospitals keep closing, but its residents don't stop getting sick. That's where telemedicine can play a role in maintaining efficient and effective healthcare delivery.
By Healthcare IT News | 11:14 am | May 09, 2011
Allscripts and Boston-based Humedica have announced their collaboration on a next-generation cloud-based clinical informatics platform that will help physicians and hospitals succeed in the coming era of value-based reimbursement.
By Healthcare IT News | 11:10 am | May 06, 2011
The Department of Veterans Affairs went national May 5 with a genomics research program that officials call a "game-changer." The initiative, which relies heavily on databases, is underpinned by the use of healthcare information technology.
By Mary Mosquera | 09:17 am | May 05, 2011
An advisory panel that is shaping measures for the next stage of meaningful use has suggested delaying Stage 2 by one year, until 2014, as an option to give vendors and healthcare providers more time to update and roll out more advanced technology.
By Mike Miliard | 02:03 pm | May 04, 2011
– "I see healthcare as in many ways the torture test for networking," said Kiren Sekar, director of marketing at San Francisco-based wireless firm Meraki.
By Mike Miliard | 02:00 pm | May 04, 2011
In a new addition to its Centricity portfolio, GE Healthcare is taking aim at clinical research studies, seeking to drive better management of treatment processes and protocols while also supporting improved research billing compliance.
By Mike Miliard | 01:57 pm | May 04, 2011
A lot of talk these days has focused on transparency in government. Transparency in healthcare is important, too.
By Molly Merrill | 01:54 pm | May 04, 2011
A new mobile app links patients with an allergy database created and used by doctors at the Mayo Clinic to help patients make real-time decisions about products they buy, track their allergies and electronically share information with their physician.
By Mike Miliard | 01:52 pm | May 04, 2011
This much is known about the health information exchange marketplace: It's probably the most fast-changing and unpredictable sector in health IT.