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HIT shortage can only get worse
IT is a complex profession in and of itself, and health IT management even more so. While I'm not an IT recruiter, I'd wager that you wouldn't want anyone with less than a decade of hard-core Read more...
ALSO NOTED: SC hospitals to get EDIS makeovers; Alliance's Wallace steps down; and much more...
> Perlegen Sciences' plans to work with an EMR vendor to use patient data for genetics research have made some in the medical community upset. So what does Perlegen have to say? Read more...
BCBS of MA plan requires hospitals to use CPOE
Hospitals participating in Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts will soon be required to used computerized physician order entry under the insurer's new incentive plan. Under the health plan's Read more...
Trend: E-prescribing top HIT issue for 2008
It's looking like e-prescribing is going to be the hottest health IT issue under discussion in 2008, according to a growing list of observers and stakeholders in the industry. For one thing, much Read more...
ALSO NOTED: Maine providers ready statewide EHR; FCC offers U of Wyoming telemedicine grant; and much more...
> A group of Maine health care providers have raised $4 million to begin building a statewide electronic health record system. Read more...
HHS head encourages payers to demand e-prescribing
It's just a blog--but look who's blogging! In a recent post, HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt has suggested that not only Read more...
A big moment for physician IT
Today and tomorrow, I'll be at the Medical Group Management Association meeting in Philadelphia getting a reality check on physician practice issues. I'm excited to be here. I think we've arrived at Read more...
The medical group in the middle
I don't know about you, but I couldn't survive without the basic IT tools I use to run my day. From given--but powerful--tools like email for communication (I'm a Thunderbird fan), Web browsers for Read more...
Case study: EMR paid for itself in 16 months
Sure, this study might be worth taking with a grain of salt, as the vendor behind the project profiled is taking a large hand in promoting the case. But it's still worthy to note that the University Read more...
ALSO NOTED: House considering rural HIT grants; CDC brings infection data to Web; and much more...
> Several members of the U.S. House of Representatives have filed a bill which would offer $20 million to $30 million in grants to foster the development of rural health IT. Article
>The CDC has made its Web-based infection reporting network available to all U.S. healthcare facilities. Release
> A new study …
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