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ONC Provides Roadmap for HITECH Act Execution
Yesterday, ONC published an 8pg document that provides a roadmap for the important decisions that they will make in the coming months. Over on the industry news website, Healthcare IT News, John Halam… more →
Chilmark Research
Is EHR as difficult as everyone says it is?
Paul Roemer wrote 3 weeks ago: Yes, and then some. EHR is at the beginning of a national rollout . • Studies suggest that 200,000 … more →
ONC Provides Roadmap for HITECH Act Execution
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John wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday, ONC published an 8pg document that provides a roadmap for the important decisions that th … more →
Monitoring High Blood Pressure
Health care -- how do we move forward wrote 2 months ago: Editor’s note: This British Medical Journal study concludes that clinical guidelines are urgen … more →
High Blood Pressure -- a Window into Health Care Reform
Health care -- how do we move forward wrote 2 months ago: As one community, our community thinks about how to reduce the rate of increase in health care costs … more →
Building an interoperable Health Information Exchange
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healthcaresecurity wrote 3 months ago: Building an interoperable Health Information Exchange The federal government declared in the America … more →
Hospitals in Canandaigua, Dansville join electronic network
gonzalezloumiet wrote 3 months ago: April 14, 2009 Chris Swingle Staff writer F.F. Thompson and Noyes hospitals are now sharing patient … more →
HIMSS 09 - Reports from the Field
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John wrote 3 months ago: Over the last week we have not been as diligent in providing posts on happenings in the HIT market ( … more →
Labs, PHRs, Platforms & Consumer Engagement: A Presentation
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John wrote 4 months ago: Gave the Keynote presentation this morning at the Lab InfoTech Summit here in Las Vegas. The organi … more →
Rochester RHIO Goes Live With eHealthConnect Image Exchange to Automate Community-Wide Access of Radiology Studies
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gonzalezloumiet wrote 4 months ago: GlobeNewswire updated 1:31 p.m. ET, Thurs., March. 12, 2009 ROCHESTER, N.Y., March 12, 2009 (GLOBE N … more →
IBM Making a Move on Exchanges?
John wrote 4 months ago: Today, IBM announced that it has signed-on eHealth Initiative (eHI) CEO, Janet Marchibroda as their … more →
A sustainable business model for health information exchange
Jonathan Payne wrote 4 months ago: Personal Health Records (PHRs) have received a lot of attention lately with the release of Google He … more →
Sweet Rewards for HIT Vendors with Final Stimulus Package
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John wrote 5 months ago: We can hear the champagne bottles popping in legacy healthcare information technology (HIT) vendors … more →
HIE, SaaS and Low-Cost, Nationwide Adoption of EHRs
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John wrote 5 months ago: The Stimulus packages (HITECH Act) that are winding their way through the Senate and House call for … more →
Medicity and Novo Merge: Brilliant or Desparate Move?
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John wrote 6 months ago: While a rumor was leaked about a week ago that Medicity and Novo Innovations would merge, the rumor … more →
The Race is on...
dseidlerpt wrote 6 months ago: Most of the talk about the future of healthcare is currently focused on health insurance reform. The … more →
What's In Store for 2009: Top Ten Trends & Forecast
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John wrote 6 months ago: Maintaining a tradition among IT analyst firms, following is Chilmark Research’s forecast of T … more →
Leavitt's Parthian Shot - Consumer Health Privacy Framework
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John wrote 7 months ago: As HHS Secretary Michael Leavitt begins packing his bags making way for incoming Sec. Daschle, he is … more →
Day One: eHI Conference
John wrote 7 months ago: 8:15am After the formal introductions, Karen Davis, head of The Commonwealth Fund has taken the stag … more →
Where's the $$$? or Economic Meltdown and HIT
John wrote 9 months ago: This morning’s Wall Street Journal has an article, first page – Section B, highlighting … more →
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