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First reactions to HIT incentive proposal range from criticism of its complexity to praise for a focus on patient needs and care coordination.
Physicians and privacy advocates aren't pleased with the newly proposed "meaningful use" requirements with which providers will likely have to comply to gain bonuses under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
Scott MacLean, a hospital CIO in the Boston suburbs, is one of the 10 rising stars that healthcare IT leaders say they'll be watching in 2010.
Caritas Christi Health Care of Boston, billed as the largest community-based hospital system in New England, is expanding its electronic healthcare record service to its physician networks.
Image Movement of Montana, a grassroots organization composed of 30 healthcare facilities throughout the state, will soon be sharing radiological data through cloud computing-based technology.
Document sharing and integrated healthcare technology will play a critical role in the Radiological Society Of North America’s 95th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting Nov. 29-Dec. 4.
Welcome to the healthcare version of “Let’s Make a Deal.”
A Web portal is helping to move patients out of Newark Beth Israel Medical Center’s emergency department and into health centers in the city.
The number of physicians using electronic prescribing will have more than doubled in 2009, according to executives of the e-prescribing network Surescripts.
The government’s piece of the stimulus package designed to encourage the adoption and use of healthcare information technology is expect- ed to create 50,000 new jobs – maybe more.