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“It is clear that this field has not advanced (enough) … when left exclusively to the private sector so there is a public role,” said…
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The forthcoming definition of the “meaningful use” of health information technology will set the direction of the Obama administration’s strategy for health IT adoption, said…
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With the dawn of new information-oriented and software services on the web, many Americans are interested in using web based tools for processing their personal…
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Patricia Flatley Brennan, RN, PhD, is the Director of Project Health Design. She made the following comments in response to the Markle Foundation’s most recent…
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Patti Brennan, a nursing colleague of long-standing, is National Program Director, and gave the closing keynote at the SINI2008 conference last week. I have provided…
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Chris Anderson, editor-in-chief of Wired Magazine, studies and writes about the human condition in the information age. The world that we inhabit today is evolving…
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So, the Massachusetts legislature wrapped up the FY07-FY08 session early Friday morning. The wonky-hot legislative item that AAC was watching was the Senate President’s Healthcare…
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We take for granted that UPS will track and send an e-mail alert about a package’s delivery status. Or when Visa lets us know when…
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One of the biggest obstacles to expanding the use of information technology (IT) in health care may be the current narrow focus on how to…
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Federal health IT efforts are too focused on standards and do not consider long-term medical outcome goals, according to an article published Tuesday on the…
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Some fur is flying in the rarefied world of health IT policy geeks this morning. Health Affairs has three articles. The first from Markle’s Carol…
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The journal Health Affairs released yesterday three papers that address issues revolving around HIT adoption. Quick synopsis follows with my views in italics. The first,…
