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January, 2012
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Open Access journal JMIR rises to top of its discipline

Gunther Eysenbach's random research rants

“I am still shaken and thrilled by yesterdays’ big news: The Open Access publication Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR), which I created 10 years ago, has now established itself as THE leading peer-reviewed journal in the field of ehealth, or as I prefer to put it, for “health and health care in the Internet age”.
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Information Technology: Electronic Health Records

Mazely's Blog

“An Electronic Health Record (EHR) is an individual health record that is accessible online from many separate, interoperable automated systems within an electronic network. (Health Canada).
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22 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Doctors Say Electronic Data-Sharing Is Saving Lives, Money

Rhonda L. Rundle, Kaiser Health News

“The Memphis area is one of a growing number of regions or states with a health information exchange, which enables electronic patient data to be shared among hospitals and physicians.
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22 June 2009 | No Comments »
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iSoft signs fifth German Lorenzo site

e-Health Europe

“Health software firm, iSoft, has announced the fifth German early adopter site that will implement elements of its Lorenzo software as it becomes available.
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22 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Province struggles to digitize health records

Theresa Boyle, The Star

“It irks Dr. Ben Chan that he can do his banking anywhere in the world, but his medical records can’t be instantly called up at a hospital.
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22 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Interoperability of Disparate Systems …

Marcia Gulesian, The Information Technology Forum

“A system that includes new and old technologies — partially represented by the use case diagram shown below — will be the subject of upcoming posts.
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22 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Telehealth explanation for those new to the concept

HealthTechnica

“I have a wide variety of people that come to my site. They range from Health CIOs to school kids just learning about Health information. This video is for the latter. It is nice to have quick, simple explanations for folks that are just learning about the HIT field.”
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22 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Focus on the Performance of EMRs Instead of Their Content

Khalid Al-Maghaslah, Titin.net

“I am reading a document by the information designer David Sless. He describes the process of designing usable medicines information. The medicine information is to be placed on medicine packaging and medicine leaflets.
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22 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Improving Patient Safety In The EU: HIT Should Be Classified As Medical Devices. And, Can We Drop the “Massive Cost Savings” Fable?

MedInformaticsMD, Health Care Renewal

“These themes revolve around the consideration of healthcare information systems (increasingly used to mediate many aspects of medical care delivery) as medical devices requiring regulation by transparent and impartial authorities
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22 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Using Weather Satellites To Predict Epidemics?

NPR

“The swine flu outbreak caused a minor panic all over the world, but swine flu’s got nothing on the great Rift Valley fever epidemic of 2006. Don’t remember that epidemic?
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22 June 2009 | No Comments »
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EHR Includes Dental Records

Carolyn Bloch, Federal Telemedicine News

“The Military Health System (MHS) AHLTA-Dental has consolidated Tri-Service Dental Records into a single secure electronic resource.
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22 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Opening Physician’s Notes to Patients

Steve Downs, The Health Care Blog

“Today’s Boston Globe ran a story (page one, no less!) announcing our grant to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center to run a three-site demonstration of opening up physicians’ notes to patients. That’s not just making labs, drugs, allergies, etc. available to patients – it’s giving them access to the actual notes that the physician records about a visit.
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20 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Three Cleveland health centers to go digital with help from stimulus funds

June Q. Wu, Cleveland.com

“Three of Cleveland’s community health centers — Care Alliance, Neighborhood Family Practice and the Northeast Ohio Neighborhood Health Services — will receive about $2.7 million combined in stimulus funding in July to switch over to electronic medical records systems and undertake other capital projects.
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20 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Study: PHRs Give Docs New Insights

Joseph Goedert, HDM Breaking News

“Collecting data about observations of daily living through personal health records can give physicians and patients insights unattainable from information captured only from clinical encounters, according to a new study.
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20 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Health Information Exchange: The Role of Safety-Net Providers

Suzanne Felt-Lisk, Melanie Au, and Patricia Higgins, Mathematica

“In recent years, the federal government and private-sector leaders have accelerated efforts to promote adoption of health information technology, or health IT. Initiatives include development of local efforts to exchange health-related information among providers—called “health information exchange” (HIE).
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19 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Safety net hospitals need help installing HIE: report

Rebecca Vesely, ModernHealthcare

“Safety net providers need support to implement health information exchanges, but with that support, they can improve the care of the patients they serve through better technology, according to a new report.
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19 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Microsoft: HIPAA concern for mHealth developers

Brian Dolan, mobihealthnews

“David Harlow over at the Health Blawg caught up with Microsoft SVP Peter Neupert event to discuss future plans for the company’s PHR platform HealthVault.
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19 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Real-Time Locating Technology Helps Contain Pandemic Outbreaks

PRWeb

“Last week, the World Health Organization declared the H1N1 virus, also commonly referred to as “swine flu”, a worldwide pandemic.
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19 June 2009 | No Comments »
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Personal Robots to Monitor Elderly Vital Signs

theMobileHealthCrowd

“GeckoSystems say that their initial evaluation of a miniaturized, solid state onboard blood pressure and pulse rate monitor indicates it can be readily incorporated into its personal robot, the CareBot.
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Web Based ECG for Home Use

theMobileHealthCrowd

“HealthFrontier, together with its technology partner, et medical devices of Italy, has introduced a new innovation in web-enabled electrocardiogram (ECG) technology.
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