Tom Sullivan
National coordinator Donald Rucker said the agency is researching open APIs, such as those used by Facebook and Twitter, to advance health information sharing.
But the EHR vendor says that clients own their data and can get it transferred back.
New offerings can simplify IT’s job of managing Microsoft environments and open opportunities for innovation in the cloud.
Petya is only one of the issues hospital IT, privacy and compliance pros should understand this month.
The agency said clients that attested in good faith will not have to pay the money back despite the vendor’s $155 million settlement over alleged false claims.
Defense Department tweets that it will roll out the electronic health record at a naval station in Washington State.
A report with personal information was accessible via a live hyperlink thereby leaving medical data viewable to the public.
The bipartisan bill would eliminate HITECH Act requirements that HHS make attesting to meaningful use harder to achieve.
But almost half the money went toward research, officials said.
The hospitals consumers can now read what doctors write about them, message care teams and participate in eVisits.