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Web tools that were developed as a result of the National Demonstration Project on the patient-centered medical home, an initiative by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) and its subsidiary TransforMED, are featured in a report published on Monday that include all of the findings of the two-year project.
MEDecision announced Monday a partnership with NaviNet that will enable payers to deliver patient clinical summaries to any provider enrolled in the NaviNet Network.
Health IT Policy panel explores ways to harness health IT to cut differences in healthcare outcomes based on race, ethnicity and language.
The ever-growing telemedicine market is getting a little more sophisticated these days, thanks in part to Polycom's latest offering.
'Rapid learning' systems that use large electronic health record databases can quickly advance the delivery of cancer care and accelerate research, according to a new report from the Institute of Medicine.
How childbearing women are using social media is one of the topics that will be touched on in a breakout session at Health 2.0, which kicks off today in the nation's capital.
States invited to join multi-stakeholder project to test models of IT-supported care coordination and cost control.
Columbia, S.C.-based Companion Data Services will provide data processing services to track payments to providers.
HHS advisors recommend embedding "just-in-time" genetics education for providers in electronic health record.
Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland and Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson announced on Thursday that Cleveland's Euclid Corridor would be designated a "hub of innovation and opportunity," with the road stretching between Cleveland State University and University Circle to be christened the Cleveland Health and Technology Corridor.