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By Patty Enrado | 06:10 am | November 02, 2010
Mount Auburn Hospital, a 200-bed Harvard teaching hospital in Cambridge, Mass., successfully implemented a computerized physician order entry (CPOE) system.
By Patty Enrado | 06:05 am | November 02, 2010
Get ready for another day of demonstrations and information gathering in the Exhibit Hall.
By Patty Enrado | 06:00 am | November 02, 2010
In her opening keynote Wednesday morning at 9:00-10:00 AM CST, "Achieving and Measuring Meaningful Use: A View from the Field," Judith Murphy, RN, vice president of IT, will discuss how Aurora Health Care is working to achieve its goal for meaningful use.
By Brian Robinson | 03:45 pm | November 01, 2010
New Jersey looks to transform its legacy Medicaid IT systems into a multi-purpose heath information exchange.
By Peter Buxbaum | 03:43 pm | November 01, 2010
Veterans Affairs capitalizes on its stable patient population and health care mission to strengthen U.S. disease detection.
By Peter Buxbaum | 03:37 pm | November 01, 2010
The Veterans and Defense departments open first-ever joint medical center, a model for future military health record system integration.
By William Matthews | 03:35 pm | November 01, 2010
Following an outcry over the health care of U.S. immigration detainees, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency is slowly taking steps"”including acquiring e-health systems"” to reform
By John Morrissey | 03:32 pm | November 01, 2010
It's now or never for regional extension centers, who are picking EHRs, amassing personnel and prepping for what could be big paydays for providers"”and themselves.
By Mary Mosquera | 03:31 pm | November 01, 2010
Health IT policymakers are relying on federal healthcare agencies to pilot new standards and uses of the emerging Nationwide Health Information Network.
By Mary Mosquera | 03:29 pm | November 01, 2010
Health IT vendors should make sure they market and sell their products and services to health care providers in minority communities to avoid a new form of "digital divide" that could leave low income areas without the benefit of electronic health records