Government & Policy

By Nancy zz_Ferris 01:00 am September 15, 2005
After responding to the crisis following Hurricane Katrina, the national health IT coordinator sees more opportunity to drive technology use.
By Brian 01:00 am September 14, 2005
Small and midsize practices are especially skeptical about the value of electronic health record systems.
By Nancy zz_Ferris 01:00 am September 14, 2005
Think tank report encourages the federal government to do more to accelerate the adoption of such technology.
By Nancy zz_Ferris 01:00 am September 13, 2005
The commissioners represent various segments of the health care industry, those who pay for care and consumers.
By Bob Brewin 01:00 am September 12, 2005
The Northern Ontario Remote Telecommunication Health Network has expanded telehealth beyond its videoconferencing origins.
By GHIT Staff 01:00 am September 12, 2005
Illinois' Cook County Hospital, opened in the 1830s as the Poor House, has become one the most advanced health care centers in the world.
By Bob Brewin 01:00 am September 12, 2005
The Northern Ontario Remote Telecommunication Health Network has expanded telehealth beyond its videoconferencing origins.
By Bob Brewin 01:00 am September 12, 2005
By next week, HHS officials hope to make some elements of patients' medical records available to doctors treating people from the Gulf Coast.
By Bob Brewin 01:00 am September 12, 2005
An index approach, along with probabilistic matching, would ensure that the index links to the correct set of records for each patient.
By Bob Brewin 01:00 am September 12, 2005
Providing care in hurricane-battered areas was compounded by shortfalls in the National Disaster Medical System.