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Physicians across the nation are relying more and more on their mobile devices for assistance regarding patient diagnosis.
The federal government’s Health IT Policy Committee has adopted additional recommendations on meaningful use and proposed expansion of EHR certification to include 10 to 12 certification panels in addition to the existing Certification Commission for Health Information Technology.
The federal advisory panel on health IT standards has approved refined recommendations on how providers may electronically record a physician's observations to qualify for federal recovery bonuses.
The Sumisho Computer Systems Corporation, a Tokyo-based health information technology company, has joined Medidata’s "ASPire To Win" program for contract research organizations and service providers.
Healthcare IT chief David Blumenthal has joined the White House e-mail campaign for healthcare reform with a public letter sent via e-mail expounding the virtues of electronic health record systems as a critical piece of transformation.
The federal advisory HIT Standards Committee will meet Thursday in Washington from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center has deployed an electric billing system to automate billing and reduce costs.
Executives at New Hanover Regional Medical Center, a three-campus integrated health system in southeastern North Carolina, say new technology has given them real-time visibility into the end-user experience of their clinicians.
Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is expanding its PatientKeeper platform to improve capacity for its health information exchange.
The Nebraska Health Information Initiative (NeHII) is gearing up for the next level of work with its sights set on statewide implementation, after celebrating the success of its pilot at its annual meeting in July.