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ALSO NOTED: Medicare launches SC-based PHR pilot; Mayo Clinic deploys wireless network; and much more...
> Medicare announced that it was launching a South Carolina-based pilot project encouraging Medicare beneficiaries to use a PHR. Read more...
ALSO NOTED: Mayo ditches paper invoicing; ONCHIT asks for help with key HIT definitions; and much more...
> The Mayo Clinic has ditched paper invoices completely, substituting a paper-free invoicing system. Article > The Office of the Read more...
Microsoft renaming, upgrading healthcare offerings
Hoping to develop a stronger presence in the healthcare arena, Microsoft has renamed its enterprise healthcare technology products--and has set plans to integrate and upgrade them over the next year Read more...
IBM, Mayo Clinic partner on imaging research
A chip that's mostly known for powering the Playstation 3 console will soon be put to use in new medical imaging applications. Under a new partnership, IBM is working with the Mayo Clinic to find new Read more...
Microsoft kicks off PHR initiative
Microsoft launched a free PHR last week, working in cooperation with a wide variety of partners whose role it will be to help populate the record with useful medical data. The move puts Microsoft Read more...
The chicken and the egg
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So, it seems that health plans aren't as stoked about physician IT adoption as you might think (see article, below), ranking it low in importance when setting up pay-for-performance measurements. While I'm sure …
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This week California became one of several states taking a forceful public stand promoting health data exchange. Like several states, California is responding to HHS secretary Michael Leavitt's call for national HIT …
Read more...ALSO NOTED: PA rolls out disease alert system; 3M, Mayo Clinic team up on RFID; and much more...
> Allegheny County, PA is creating an alert system that would notify public health officials about potential disease outbreaks--food-borne illnesses or biological attacks--as soon as they're discovered. Report
> 3M and the Mayo Clinic are teaming up to use RFID technology to track patient's endoscopy samples. Report
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