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The American Telemedicine Association closed out its three-day international meeting and exposition Tuesday with a rallying cry from the White House.
Recent laptop theft shows difficulty of ensuring security of health information held by contractors, say IT execs.
Policymakers will turn to issues that arise at the intersection of state and federal health IT systems.
Despite controversy surrounding physician rating Web sites, their use by patients has been limited to date, and a majority of reviews appear to be positive, according to a new study.
With the introduction of electronic health records, health data storage is expected to be high on providers' to-do lists. However, storing this data will be challenging, said Bill Burns, senior director for Hitachi Data Systems.
Organ and tissue transplant is a medical marvel. But it's also something of a logistical miracle.
Healthcare information technology is the hottest career option for college graduates, according to a new trend study from the University of California San Diego Extension.
Royal Philips Electronics has announced a partnership with Project HOPE, the international health education and humanitarian assistance organization, to implement telemonitoring devices in select homes in rural areas of New Mexico.
The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to develop a kiosk-based system for its mental health clinics that would allow patients who have limited computer literacy or cognitive disabilities to conduct self-assessments of their conditions.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will spend $73.2 million to update three Web sites that garner more than 500 million page views a year from beneficiaries.