It's not here yet, but the United States military has plans to perfect technology that would enable combat medics to dictate treatment notes for casualties on the battlefield – and have those end up as structured data and narrative information in fighters' electronic medical records.
Despite the overall trend to cut fiscal 2012 government budgets, the Veterans Affairs' IT funding gets a big push from the Obama Administration
Army's MC4 group is conducting R&D into applications for smartphones and other mobile devices when they are fielded to soldiers.
Army's psychiatrists resistant to new video technology, but those who have tried it like the reach it gives them to soldiers in the field
The National Coordinator issues a call for vendors to help providers in minority communities adopt electronic health record systems, but so far the response is muted.
The Army is testing a range of commercial mobile devices to carry the military's electronic medical records applications.
The Department of Veterans Affairs capitalizes on a stable patient population and its healthcare mission to strengthen U.S. disease detection and prevention.
Veterans Affairs capitalizes on its stable patient population and healthcare mission to strengthen U.S. disease tracking.
Veterans Affairs capitalizes on its stable patient population and health care mission to strengthen U.S. disease detection.
The Veterans and Defense departments open first-ever joint medical center, a model for future military health record system integration.
