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How open source mapping tools are changing the medical community's response to healthcare disasters.
New breach notification practices will be old hat to federal agencies but present a steep learning curve for industry organizations.
With $60 million in grants, the federal government is seeking research 'breakthroughs' in health IT.
When all other links are down, the CDC's National Public Health Radio Network boots up.
The technology offers a natural way to ensure the full measure of clinical info gets into the medical record, its backers say.
Despite a tech-impoverished background Surgeon General has history of supporting health IT.
Providers, vendors and policymakers weigh best means of ensuring health IT protects patient safety.
From activating state insurance exchanges to setting up accountable care organizations, the success of health reform will depend on smart IT engineering.
Some of the leading lights of healthcare IT gathered for a Monday afternoon symposium titled "Healthcare In Transition: How Information Technology is Remaking Medicine."
Members of the American Hospital Association (AHA) prepare to swarm Capitol Hill this week with a list of legislative measures they want changed. According to Rick Pollack, AHA executive vice president, the meaningful use rule will be at the top of the list.