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By Mike Miliard | 08:48 am | September 10, 2010
The Association of Alexandria Radiologists has chosen McKesson's Revenue Management Solutions for radiology billing and practice management.
By Mary Mosquera | 11:32 pm | September 09, 2010
Survey finds most physicians use their own mobile devices in their practices even if they are not supported by IT staff.
By GHIT Staff | 10:32 pm | September 09, 2010
Health & Human Services unveils Website in Spanish to connect consumers to resources for accessing health care coverage.
By Mary Mosquera | 05:12 pm | September 09, 2010
Early survey of health IT regional extension centers shows them slowly starting to market tech services to providers.
By Brian Robinson | 04:02 pm | September 09, 2010
Department of Health opts for localized system for acquiring technology, in line with overall plans for National Health Service.
By Mike Miliard | 11:04 am | September 09, 2010
BridgeHead Software and Dell have collaborated on a project that offers hospitals a new way to store their medical and administrative data in a centralized repository.
By Bernie Monegain | 11:02 am | September 09, 2010
The Department of Health and Human Services has unveiled CuidadodeSalud.gov, the first website of its kind in Spanish to connect consumers to new information and resources aimed at helping them access quality, affordable healthcare coverage.
By Molly Merrill | 10:50 am | September 09, 2010
Researchers at the Mayo Clinic have shown that by leveraging electronic medical records they were able to determine genetic variants that influence susceptibility to peripheral arterial disease (PAD), which is associated with "significant mortality and morbidity."
By Mary Mosquera | 10:43 am | September 09, 2010
A new federal health IT advisory panel is at work on setting up a means of governing the nationwide health information network (NHIN) in a way that will earn the trust of healthcare providers and consumers and expand its use by the healthcare community.
By Molly Merrill | 10:23 am | September 09, 2010
Researchers at Stanford University have developed an electronic assessment and scoring tool called PhysiScore that can predict risks of serious health complications in premature infants with 98 percent accuracy, according to a new study.