The court found New Hampshire did not have a substantial interest in protecting prescriber privacy.
Digital imaging technologies are going beyond hospital walls to become key methods for sharing medical records.
Military health IT planners consider ways to meet recommendations from the president's commission on improving care for wounded warriors.
The work targets the seamless transition of health care information across the 'wounded warrior' life cycle.
The company won a three-year $1.7 million contract from the state to build and manage the network.
The military agencies have engineered successful one-way data transfers, but working on standards and populating databases lie ahead.
Combining data-sharing and disease-management tools could help lower costs and improve patient outcomes.
For hospitals, going mobile is chaotic, but the benefits are often off the charts.
Hospitals are using automated surveillance systems to track infections and thwart a new generation of superbugs.
States can use existing electronic data interchange and Medicaid Management Information Systems to accurately measure performance.
