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Texas Hospital District Fires 16 For HIPAA Violations
Dec 2, 2009  
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Can You Support Remote Workers In Case Of Flu Outbreak?
Dec 2, 2009  
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IT Is 'Pillar' Of White House Healthcare Strategy
Dec 1, 2009  
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Senate Healthcare Reform Bill's IT Provisions Make Sense
Nov 30, 2009  
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• Can IT Help New Cancer Screening Guidelines?
• Blumenthal: Patient Care, Not Tech, Will Drive Meaningful Use
• Reporting Health IT Security Compliance Gets Easier
• Blumenthal: Tear Down E-Health Barriers
• Tech Pros Want Security, Healthcare, Green Certifications
• Are Healthcare IT Grants Worth The Hassle?

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Feds Providing $80 Million For Health IT Training

The government funding helps set up 6-month health IT workforce training programs at community colleges nationwide.

• Texas Hospital District Fires 16 For HIPAA Violations
• Reporting Health IT Security Compliance Gets Easier

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GE Healthcare Buys Wireless Monitoring Device Maker

Living Independently Group's wireless technology tracks seniors' daily activities, watching for changes that could signify a medical problem or emergency.

IT Hiring To Increase Next Quarter

A 3% increase in IT staffing is forecast for early 2010, with traditional jobs in networking, security, and application development most in demand.

Colorado Healthcare Providers Launch Information Exchange

"They've standardized the content so we can exchange and have interoperability with health records," explains the CIO of Children's Hospital.

Microsoft, Google Face Off On Healthcare

Microsoft HealthVault and Google Health want to be the repository of choice for millions of personal health records. Are they up to the task?

IBM Buys Database Security Company

By purchasing Guardium, IBM is strengthening its ability to sell to healthcare and financial companies.

Feds Providing $80 Million For Health IT Training

The government funding helps set up 6-month health IT workforce training programs at community colleges nationwide.

• NIST Director Sees Key Role In Emerging Technologies
• Physicians Question Health IT Stimulus Requirements
• Jailbroken iPhones Vulnerable To 'Duh' Worm
• Feds Launch Health IT Blog
• Network Provides Healthcare Pricing Data
• Remote Monitoring Yields Healthier Patients
• Medicine Bottles Get Net Connection
• Healthcare Goes Mobile, Virtual WIth Dell Offering
• EMR Adoption Earns Hospital High Score
• Healthcare Provider Saves With E-Invoicing
• Healthcare's New Revenue Generator: Business Apps
• Healthcare Affiliates Unprepared For Data Breaches
• Healthcare IT Job Outlook Perks Up
• Information Exchanges Let Doctors Share Patient Data Efficiently
• Desktop Virtualization A Remedy For Hospital
• Blue Cross Blue Shield Data Breach Investigated
• Quest Stops Killer With Specialized Diagnostic Software
• Senate Bill Would Help Family Doctors Fund EHRs
• Health Care IT Gets Personal
• Cancer Institute Network Aims To Personalize Cancer Treatments

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Bob Sarnecki
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