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By Peter Buxbaum | 06:07 pm | April 29, 2010
VA has spent more on health IT than private sector but gets better quality as a result, research showed.
By Mary Mosquera | 01:32 pm | April 29, 2010
National coordinator asks advisors for standards necessary to streamline hodgepodge of benefits enrollment systems.
By Chelsey Ledue | 12:18 pm | April 29, 2010
The Premier healthcare alliance has launched an $86 million "major new strategic plan" that will help hospitals leverage informatics to meet healthcare reform measures.
By Mike Miliard | 11:49 am | April 29, 2010
The merger agreement between Merge Healthcare Incorporated and Boston-based AMICAS, Inc. was finalized on Wednesday, creating a leading medical imaging software and healthcare IT provider with strong customer relationships, significant cross selling capabilities, and a solid international presence.
By Bernie Monegain | 09:08 am | April 29, 2010
Billed as "a one of a kind" event, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick will host a national healthcare IT conference Thursday and Friday that is drawing some of the most prominent figures in the industry.
By Bernie Monegain | 04:33 pm | April 28, 2010
Chicago-based HIMSS – the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society – will take an anchor spot in a new Medical Trade Center in Nashville that is being billed as "a global headquarters for healthcare events."
By Kyle Hardy | 04:17 pm | April 28, 2010
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) is working in partnership with IT provider Carefx Corp. on a pilot project to improve and simplify the process of placing pathology orders at the point of care.
By Kyle Hardy | 12:48 pm | April 28, 2010
Hospedia, a UK-based provider of patient bedside entertainment, has decided to renew its patient bedside terminals in more than 150 NHS hospitals across the UK with a new contract with JAOtech.
By Kyle Hardy | 12:23 pm | April 28, 2010
Nuance Communications, Inc., a provider of speech solutions, will start four project implementations for its trust-wide, computer aided medical transcription solution (CAMT), eScription.
By Diana Manos | 12:09 pm | April 28, 2010
At the American Hospital Association Conference on Monday, chief information officers at some of the most wired hospitals in the country said they would be hard pressed to qualify for stimulus package healthcare IT incentives by next year.