Published by patricia on 27 Jan 2012

Kirksville physician recognized as leader in implementation of electronic health records

Kirksville physician recognized as leader in implementation of electronic health records
COLUMBIA, MO — Kirksville health care provider, Robert W. Sparks, DO, was recognized today by Missouri Health Information Technology (MO HIT) Assistance Center for Sparks' leadership in the nationwide transition toward electronic health records (EHR). The Missouri Health Information Technology (MO HIT) Assistance Center is the Regional Extension Center designated by the Office of the National …

Published by patricia on 26 Jan 2012

New Master s of Health Informatics to merge two academic programs

New Master s of Health Informatics to merge two academic programs
In response to the rapidly growing demand for education in the fields of information technology and public health, the University plans to launch a new Master s program in Health Informatics this fall. read more

Published by patricia on 25 Jan 2012

Federal grant to improve health information technology

Federal grant to improve health information technology
BY CAROLYN LUCAS-ZENK WEST HAWAII TODAY clucas-zenk@westhawaiitoday.com North Hawaii Community Hospital has received $680,000 to improve its health information technology, joining a national health care industry trend to improve information technology. The North Hawaii Health Information Exchange will allow medical practices, other facilities and patients to share health information in real …

Published by patricia on 24 Jan 2012

Timberline one of 229 physician groups recognized by HHS

Timberline one of 229 physician groups recognized by HHS
Bruce Carmichael receives the recognition certificate from Dr. Farzad Mostashari, with two representatives from CORHIO on each side. ( Courtesy photo )

Published by patricia on 23 Jan 2012

State health exchange hits snag

State health exchange hits snag
The GOP-run state House of Representatives is holding up legislation pushed by Gov. Rick Snyder to create a Michigan health insurance exchange, which threatens to leave the state with a federal marketplace where consumers shop for health coverage.

Published by patricia on 21 Jan 2012

Federal grant to imporve health information technology

Federal grant to imporve health information technology
BY CAROLYN LUCAS-ZENK WEST HAWAII TODAY clucas-zenk@westhawaiitoday.com North Hawaii Community Hospital has received $680,000 to improve its health information technology, joining a national health care industry trend to improve information technology.

Published by patricia on 19 Jan 2012

Federal grant to imporve health information technology

Federal grant to imporve health information technology
BY CAROLYN LUCAS-ZENK WEST HAWAII TODAY clucas-zenk@westhawaiitoday.com North Hawaii Community Hospital has received $680,000 to improve its health information technology, joining a national health care industry trend to improve information technology.

Published by patricia on 18 Jan 2012

ICW to Participate in iHT2 CMIO Forum and Health IT Summit in Phoenix

ICW to Participate in iHT2 CMIO Forum and Health IT Summit in Phoenix
PHOENIX, AZ– – InterComponentWare, Inc. , , a leading international provider of healthcare information technology, will participate in the iHT2 CMIO Forum and Health IT Summit in Phoenix January 17-19, …

Published by patricia on 17 Jan 2012

Federal grant to improve health information technology

Federal grant to improve health information technology
BY CAROLYN LUCAS-ZENK WEST HAWAII TODAY clucas-zenk@westhawaiitoday.com North Hawaii Community Hospital has received $680,000 to improve its health information technology, joining a national health care industry trend to improve information technology. The North Hawaii Health Information Exchange will allow medical practices, other facilities and patients to share health information in real …

Published by patricia on 16 Jan 2012

Career Quest Learning Centers Announces New Health Information Technology Program to Meet Health Care Employer Needs

Career Quest Learning Centers Announces New Health Information Technology Program to Meet Health Care Employer Needs
Elimination of paper health records is creating new jobs. Graduates of the program will be trained to work with electronic health records.Lansing, MI (PRWEB) January 10, 2012 Career Quest Learning Centers (http://www.cqlc.edu) announced today that it is introducing a new Health Information Technology program to meet employer demands for new workers to handle federally mandated electronic …

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