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HIT Policy Committe recommends abandoning 'all-or-nothing' approach to qualifying providers for incentive payments.
Georgetown Health Policy Institute professor has a blend of expertise in legislation, health IT policy and the law, says Blumenthal.
Officials at Alexandria, Va.-based Surescripts say it is reducing what pharmacies, pharmacy vendors and pharmacy benefit managers pay for e-prescribing.
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Purdue University has been given $12 million in funding which will be put towards its efforts to help foster the adoption and implementation of healthcare IT.
Health professionals believe that between 50,000 and 200,000 new jobs will be created in health IT by the year 2015, according to a recent survey.
Montpellier CHRU, a Paris-based academic healthcare provider, has plans to implement a new hospital and clinical information system across its seven facilities.
Like everywhere, Detroit has been hit hard by this recession - only much, much worse. But thanks to a clever idea from a local staffing firm, Blue Cross Blue Shield Michigan saved 1,000 of its IT jobs from going offshore.
Australia-based IT company iSoft has announced that it is bringing its Lorenzo software to Apple's iPhone. The Lorenzo application allows medical professionals to access scans, x-rays, and patient records through a prototype that is due for release later this year.
With the introduction of “personal health systems,” eHealth in Europe focuses on interoperability.