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The Obama administration is funding health IT degree programs in the nation's four-year and community colleges to help overcome a worrisome shortage of skilled health IT workers.
Federal health IT planners look to simplify access to the nationwide health information network to accommodate a horde of new healthcare users.
Health IT firms say they are ready with systems equipped for 'meaningful use', but for providers hoping to qualify for federal incentives, time is of the essence.
MHS's social media hub providers defense health planners immediate feedback from its next generation of users.
Health IT executives praise the goals of the plan; others wonder whether the agency is backing the right strategy.
A Food & Drug Administration project will test the product safety surveillance network in practical healthcare settings.
Cisco, the state of California and community health centers explore virtual doctor visits via "HealthPresence" pilot project.
Defense health IT program manager forecasts advances in radiology, case management, diagnostics and user interface.
The Office of the National Coordinator reorganizes to better manage push for EHR adoption and HITECH goals.
Nearly 1,000 affiliated physicians of Huntington Memorial Hospital, a 636-bed, not-for-profit hospital in Southern California, are moving to electronic prescribing, a step which hospital officials say will help bring them closer to an electronic healthcare record.