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Apple Isn't Only Vendor With New Tablet
Feb 1, 2010  
Posted by Marianne Kolbasuk McGee

Healthcare Providers Want "Red Flag" Exception
Jan 31, 2010  
Posted by George Hulme

HP Moves Into Doctor Practices With McKesson Deal
Jan 27, 2010  
Posted by Marianne Kolbasuk McGee

EMR Vendor Busy Hiring, Not Worrying
Jan 26, 2010  
Posted by Marianne Kolbasuk McGee

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• Commission Tweaking Certification Programs To Meet New Regs
• Health IT A Bright Spot For Jobs In 2010
• Health Information Exchanges Hot On Vendors' To-Do Lists
• Helping Doctors Figure Out E-Health Stimulus Programs
• So What Are Microsoft's Tablets? Chopped Liver?
• Q&A : Microsoft Executive On Fed's 'Meaningful Use' Proposals

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Six In 10 Have Used Web For Health Info

The Government's first national survey on the use of health information technology (HIT) shows widespread use of the Web for finding medical info.

• IBM To Acquire Initiate Systems
• EMR Vendor Busy Hiring, Not Worrying
• Community Hospital Vendor Acquires Emergency Offering

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Tools Improve E-Medical Records Performance

Providence Health & Services is rolling out Compuware performance management tools to speed doctors' access to clinical data and IT's ability to maintain and repair systems.

Six In 10 Have Used Web For Health Info

The Government's first national survey on the use of health information technology (HIT) shows widespread use of the Web for finding medical info.

Mobile Health Text Messaging Service Begins

The free service, supported by major wireless carriers, sends medical information via SMS messages to subscribers, says federal CTO Aneesh Chopra.

Community Hospital Vendor Acquires Emergency Offering

Healthcare Management Systems buys MedHost for its emergency department system.

IBM To Acquire Initiate Systems

The deal brings yet more consolidation to the master data management software market dominated by IBM, Oracle, and SAP.

Telemedicine Links Remote Docs With Ill Kids

Videoconferencing, digital cameras, and robotics help critical care doctors working from home supervise treatment of pediatric ICU patients.

• Diagnostic Testing Startup Links To Doctors' Systems
• McKesson Launches Health Interoperability Platform
• PatientKeeper Demos Medical System Interoperability
• VA Freezes IT Budget For 2011
• Guerra On Healthcare: Meaningful Objections To Meaningful Use
• Obama Budgets $78 Million For Health IT
• Health Net Sued Over Data Breach
• Bill Gates Donates $10 Billion For Vaccines
• Symantec To Offer Hosted Medical Image Archiving
• Most Hospitals Increasing IT Spending
• Google Voice Storms Apple's iPhone
• IBM, Mayo Partner On Aneurysm Diagnostics
• Q&A: Health IT Czar Rethinks National Data Exchange
• Vanguard Rolls Out Dossia PHRs To Employees
• Other Targets In Google Cyber Attack Surface
• Google Attack Used Internet Explorer Flaw
• Global CIO: IBM CEO Palmisano Challenges IT Industry Via Smarter Planet 2
• E-Health Record Loans Help Smaller Practices
• Many Doctors Already Using E-Medical Records
• Google Ends Censorship In China

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Phoenix Children's Hospital

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• Tom Tabor, Highmark
• Larry Stofko, St. Josephs Health System
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• Phil Fasano, Kaiser Permanente
• Chad A. Eckes, Cancer Treatment Centers Of America