InformationWeek Healthcare August 2012 Digital Issue

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In This Issue:

CIO Roundtable: We brought together eight top IT execs to discuss BYOD, Meaningful Use, accountable care, and other contentious issues.
Financial Side Of "Do No Harm": Why use IT systems to help cut medical costs if physicians ignore the cost of the care they provide?
ONC's Direct Messaging Guidelines: National health IT coordinator makes recommendations for secure clinical messaging.
Docs Overestimate EHR Readiness: Physicians are installing EHRs, but many don't meet Meaningful Use criteria.

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