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Information technology is playing a pivotal role in the work on the ground in earthquake-ravaged Haiti as Boston-based Partners in Health tends to the sick and the maimed.
Two-year "transformative" program will pilot Cisco technology, with the goal of providing medical access to all citizens.
Fifteen sites in southern California will soon be delivering primary and specialty care services to underserved residents through a telemedicine program being piloted by Cisco, Molina Healthcare and the state.
Summa Physicians, a multi-specialty physician organization and part of the Summa Health System in Ohio, will roll out electronic medical record systems to its 223 physicians serving 33 specialties.
Capital Region Medical Center, a 134-bed hospital in Jefferson City, Mo., is following what officials say are carefully planned roadmaps to make the transition to a paperless environment by 2011.
Quality measures that a federal advisory panel recommended but that were dropped from proposed rules for the meaningful use of healthcare IT represent a missed opportunity to significantly improve patient care, according to members of the Health IT Policy Committee.
INFINITT Healthcare, a developer of picture archiving and communication systems and other imaging and IT for healthcare, has announced the establishment of INFINITT SE Asia, based in Malaysia.
The 2010 Most Wired Survey of hospitals is now open and available online. Officials say the survey has been redesigned to produce better data.
Care UK, an independent provider of health and social care services, has announced a partnership with Becrypt security solutions to protect company data and comply with government security regulations.
Meaningful use panel leader says CMS has missed chances to strengthen healthcare quality reporting.