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HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Health information technology (Health IT) allows comprehensive management of medical information and its secure exchange between health care consumers and providers. Broad use of health IT will improve healthcare quality; prevent medical errors; reduce healthcare costs; increase administrative efficiencies; and expand access to affordable care. Health information technologies can also be tools to help patients maintain their health through better health information.
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A special report on health care and technology Medicine goes digital Apr 16th 2009 The convergence of biology and...
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Health Care Reform, as the U.S. government sees it, promises lower costs, better access, and improved quality for all.
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There has been much discussion over the last year of the word Informatics. This is a practice that is well-advanced and...
General Electric will spend US$6 billion over the next six years in an effort to improve health care quality and drive...
Proponents say electronic medical records will reduce spending. Cut down on repeat medical tests. Reduce errors.
The use of video conferencing in telemedicine is revolutionizing care by providing patients with access to experts and...
In recent years, the number of reported data breaches at healthcare organizations has soared, despite laws requiring...
A new iPhone application, created by researchers at Children's Hospital Boston in collaboration with the MIT Media Lab,...
Click here to download directions (.pdf). Secretary of Health and Human Services JudyAnn Bigby and the Mass HIT Council...
This morning, Canada’s second largest telecom provider, TELUS, announced that they have signed an agreement with...
President Obama has advocated spending $20 billion to modernize the medical records and information systems of...
America spends an annual average of over $7,400 per person, totaling $2.2 Trillion or 16.2% of national GDP on...
Congress must choose which Obama promise to make a higher priority -- overhauling the health-care system or addressing...
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Continuing along the discussion of the HITECH Act this week, I will consider a couple of questions I recently discussed...
Currently, medicine is, to a large degree, a “one size fits all” proposition. Doctors watch for adverse effects and...
Healthcare Medical Imaging Sector Sustainable Growth. Addario Lung Cancer Medical Institute Announces Diagnostic...
The Google solution, introduced without fanfare, solves many confidentiality issues by putting the patient in control...
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- Regulations.gov
- itworld.com
- ventanaresearch.com
- A Healthy Blog
- GalleryWatch Penny Hill Press CRS Reports