If you or your family were injured during a disaster like a hurricane, earthquake or forest fire, wouldn’t you want your health data to be available to first responders and others who are there to provide care? We thought you might, and we are partnering with the State of California to pilot just such a project. Working at the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC), we have had the opportunity to leverage investments in health information technology to spur innovation in public health and preparedness...
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Kansas Health Information Exchange Calls It A Day
John Pulley | Nextgov | September 20, 2012
The board responsible for overseeing the digital exchange of Kansans' health records today unanimously approved transferring its duties to a state agency within a year, provided the Legislature acts to make the transfer legal. Read More »
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Latest CapSite Report on Ambulatory EMR Systems & HIE Networks
Erin McCann | Government Health IT | October 2, 2012
Nearly half of U.S. physician groups plan to join a health information exchange (HIE), according to the findings of a new CapSite report released Friday. Read More »
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Launch Of Connect 4.0 – An HIE Advancement Driven By Federal Collaboration
Lauren Thompson | Health IT Buzz | February 11, 2013
I am excited to announce that today, February 11, 2012, we are releasing CONNECT version 4.0, which supports the current federal IT standards and Meaningful Use Stage 2 core objectives related to the secure electronic exchange of information. Read More »
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Legal Considerations in Joining an HIE
Chris Dimick | Journal of AHIMA | September 1, 2011
The legal issues healthcare organizations must consider when joining a health information exchange (HIE) go far beyond the standard HIPAA-related concerns. Read More »
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Local Health Information Exchanges may be the key to NHIN
Pamela Dolan | American Medical News | December 24, 2012
Physicians appear to be more interested in local, rather than state or regional, health information exchanges, believing that close-to-home networks are better equipped to meet their needs, according to a survey of exchanges in the U.S. Read More »
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MAeHC To Help Sync 50,000 Providers With State HIE
Mike Miliard | Government Health IT | April 25, 2013
The Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative will offer program management services to support the Massachusetts eHealth Institute Last Mile Program, which seeks to stimulate adoption of health information exchange technology. Read More »
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MAeHC To Help Sync 50,000 Providers With State HIE
Mike Miliard | Government Health IT | April 25, 2013
The Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative will offer program management services to support the Massachusetts eHealth Institute Last Mile Program, which seeks to stimulate adoption of health information exchange technology. Read More »
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Making Personal Health Data Available During an Emergency
By Lee Stevens | March 26, 2017
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Managing and Implementing Remote Patient Device Data in the EHR
Kapila Monga | Journal of AHIMA | May 17, 2017
These were the first words spoken over the telephone by inventor Alexander Graham Bell on March 10, 1876. According to popular legend, this call was also the first time the telephone was used to summon help, as Bell had just spilled acid.1 In a way, we can look back on this incident as prophetic, with the advent of telemedicine capabilities. Today, remote patient monitoring encompasses various audio, video, and augmented reality-related technologies and processes used for health information exchange between a patient and physician system. This is also sometimes called “connected health”...
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Mass eHealth Institute To Award $2.35M In HIE Grants
Bernie Monegain | Government Health IT | June 24, 2013
The Massachusetts eHealth Institute at the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative will give 32 collaborative projects up to $75,000 each in HIway Implementation Grants to help 80 healthcare organizations across the Commonwealth connect to the HIway, Massachusetts' statewide health information exchange. Read More »
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Meaningful Use, Health Information Exchange Expand In Hawaii
Kyle Murphy | EHR Intelligence | September 4, 2013
Recent developments in their state pertaining to meaningful use and health information exchange should come as good news to providers and patients in Hawaii, according to reports from the State of Hawaii Department of Human Services (DHS) and the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Read More »
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Meaningful Use: How Patient Should Patients Be?
Greg Goth | Government Health IT | October 27, 2011
I mean no disrespect to the people who crafted the 800-plus pages of the HITECH meaningful use regulations, but I am only half-joking when I offer a slightly abbreviated vision of MU: Read More »
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mHealth Solutions Market Worth 90.49 Billion USD by 2022
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MarketsandMarkets |
August 3, 2017
According to a new market research "mHealth Solutions Market by Connected Devices (Blood Pressure Monitor, Glucose Meter, Peak Flow Meter) Apps (Weight Loss, Woman Health, Personal Health Record, & Medication) Services (Diagnostic, Remote Monitoring, Consultation) - Global Forecasts to 2022", published by MarketsandMarkets™, the Global mHealth Solutions Market is expected to reach USD 90.49 Billion by 2022 from USD 21.17 Billion in 2017, at a CAGR of 33.7%...
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MHS, Navy CIOs Discuss EHR Adoption, DoD Choices At Summit
Jennifer Bresnick | EHR Intelligence | June 14, 2013
The CIOs of the Military Health System (MHS) and the US Navy, David Bowen and Commander Cayetano S. Thornton, took the stage at the Government Health IT Conference and Exhibition this week to discuss EHR adoption, modernization, and the swirling questions surrounding the Department of Defense’s efforts to find a suitable EHR to meet their needs. Read More »
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MHS, Navy CIOs Open Up About iEHR
Tom Sullivan | Government Health IT | June 14, 2013
In a surprisingly frank conversation about iEHR, CIOs of the Military Health System and the U.S. Navy offered a glimpse into how their organization makes large IT decisions, most notably concerning the EHR it is looking to acquire. Read More »
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