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January, 2012
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Electronic Health Records (EHR) – Semantic Interoperability – Part 1

Marcia Gulesian, The Information Technology Forum

“In the examples above, as in clinical terminology, words can take on different meanings depending on factors like time or place (i.e., context).
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Poll: Is easy patient access to the medical record a good idea?

KevinMD.com

“Boston’s Beth Israel-Deaconess Hospital is engaging in a year-long project called OpenNotes, which will look at what happens when patients are given real-time unrestricted access to their medical chart.
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Scottish telemedicine trial success

Sarah Bruce, e-Health Insider

“Cisco has released results from a survey of patients taking part in a Scottish telemedicine trial, showing that almost 100% were satisfied with the technology used to remotely assess minor medical conditions.
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Allscripts-Misys helps launch Connecticut HIE

Eric Wicklund, Healthcare IT News

“Allscripts-Misys Healthcare Solutions is teaming up with a broad-based coalition of Connecticut healthcare providers and employers to launch a statewide health information exchange.
Transforming Healthcare in Connecticut Communities (THICC) – a collection of hospitals, physician practices, employer groups and insurers – is seen as the first step in forming the “physician office of the future” by creating an HIE that will link electronic health records.
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UnitedHealth Group, Cisco Launch Connected Care, First National Telehealth Network to Expand Health Care Access

FierceHealthIT

“UnitedHealth Group [NYSE: UNH] and Cisco [NASDAQ: CSCO] today announced they are partnering to build the first national telehealth network, which will give patients access to physicians and specialists when in-person visits are not possible.
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Is the UnitedHealth telemedicine deal a turning point?

Anne Zieger, FierceHealthIT

“If this week’s announcement from UnitedHealth Group is any indication, things have changed permanently for the national telemedicine scene.
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The National Health and Hospitals Reform Commission Lets Australia Down I Fear.

David More, Australian Health Information Technology

“On the basis that what is reported, and it is similar to what I have seen in drafts of the Final Report, this seems to be what the NHHRC has in mind.
Let me say clearly and directly I disagree with just about every aspect of these proposals.
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Drawing medical waveforms using a Windows Mobile 5.0 device

Goomedic.com,

“Its rare to fine a tutorial or an explanation to how medical related developers translate some ideas to real world application.
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Telemedicine, clinical trials among lucrative verticals for PE firms: CII

Soma Das, The Financial Express

“Telemedicine, healthcare education and training, clinical trials, health insurance, contract research and manufacturing are some of the key areas in the healthcare sector that would attract private equity (PE) investment in the future, says a CII report.
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iSOFT Group Limited (ASX:ISF) Renews A Contract Worth A$5.9 Million For A Primary Care Solution Deal In Spain

ABN Newswire

“iSOFT Group Limited (ASX:ISF) Australia’s largest listed health information technology company today announced that it renewed a contract, worth EUR3.33 million (A$5.9 million), to support and maintain its regional primary care solution with the Castilla la Mancha Healthcare Service (SESCAM) in Spain for a further four years.
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Partenariat entre Wikipedia et le NIH, annoncé le 16 Juillet 2009

Denise Silber's Blog

“Prononcez le mot Wikipedia devant certaines personnes du secteur de la Santé et la fontaine de critiques se met en marche….
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e-Health revolution will give Australian patients access to their health records

The Medical News

“The Australian Medical Association (AMA) which represents than 27,000 doctors across Australia has criticised the government’s plans for ‘e-health’ medical records reform.
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Smart clothes for better healthcare

CORDIS ICT Results

“Comfortable smart clothes that monitor the wearer’s heart, breathing and body temperature promise to revolutionise healthcare by reducing hospital visits and allowing patients to lead more active lives.
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Difficulty in diagnosis

Alana Listoe, Helenair.com

“As difficult as it is for adults to cope with a mental illness, the obstacles are multiplied when diagnosing and treating children, especially in a large, rural and sparsely populated state like Montana.
An estimated 30,000 adolescents in Montana between the ages of 9 and 17 had a diagnosable mental health condition in 2006, with 16,500 of them experiencing a significant emotional disturbance that year.
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Pediatric EMR Featuritis, Usability, and Workflow: A Video

Chuck Webster, Electronic Health Record Workflow Management Systems

Today’s trend is to add more and more EMR features. At first only the most important features are created and special attention is paid to simple and elegant usability.
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Report recommends health database

Sky News

“Australians would be able to examine their own medical records online and would have access to subsidised dental care under a health system overhaul recommended to the federal government.
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Intel Corp. prescribes telemedicine to treat health care costs

Patrick Hoge, San Jose Business Journal

“Intel Corp. wants to be a player in the health care technology business.
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AMIA Statement on Meaningful Use

Healthcare & Technology

“As published on the AMIA Website and in EMR Daily News, AMIA commented that “meaningful use” of HIT will
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Health IT: More certification groups could speed stimulus-related spending

Alice Lipowicz, Federal Computer Week

“The Health and Human Services Department (HHS) would set criteria for certification of health information technology and authorize multiple organizations to test whether vendor systems meet that criteria under a plan offered by a federal advisory workgroup.
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Why our health records haven’t gone digital yet

Stephen Strauss, CBC News

“Going to a doctor’s office often seems like a ramble down memory’s windy, overgrown cow path. They want you to recite your whole life in sickness and in health, and that’s hard because you so easily forget your diseased past.
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