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Military software would enable traumatic brain injury images to be studied at any time, on any platform.
A Navy hospital ship looks to expand its health IT services to fulfill a humanitarian mission.
Army researchers want to put mechanized medics on the battlefield, but the robots must prove their mettle.
Extension center contractors will be held to account for helping providers past the hurdles of 'meaningful use' of health IT.
The administration's health IT incentive plan is a rare opportunity for health practices to get help going digital, but for some it might be too much, too soon.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has announced that Medicaid programs in Tennessee and Pennsylvania will receive federal matching funds for state planning activities to implement the electronic health record incentive program established by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
GE Healthcare and Intel have expanded their sales and marketing agreement for the Intel Health Guide to include the United Kingdom.
The National Quality Forum has endorsed 70 measures designed to increase the use of electronic data platforms to measure, report and improve quality of healthcare.
Tenet Healthcare will implement healthcare information technology at 47 hospitals, putting its move from paper charts to electronic health records on the fast track.
Trinity Health, a Novi, Mich.-based health system, has acquired several electronic health record and enterprise practice management licenses to help its member providers adopt a patient-centered medical home model of care.