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HIPAA's security rule is now final and covered healthcare entities must train their workforce on information security by April 20, 2005. Don't wait until the last minute to train our staff. This video is the perfect training tool for every member of your staff. For more information, please visit hcmarketplace.com Related articles by Zemanta HHS Proposes Changes ...
Designing Appropriate Computing Technologies for the Rural Developing World Tapan Parikh [Assistant Professor, School of Information, UC Berkeley] Abstract: People living in the rural developing world have many information needs that could, but are not, being met by information technology. Technologies for this context must be low-cost, accessible to diverse populations and appropriate for the local ...
Through the eHealth Initiative 2010 National Survey on Health Information Exchange, 18 health information exchange initiatives were identified as being sustainable. These initiatives are operational, are not dependent on federal funding, and have broken even through operational revenue. Given the fact that most HIE are financially unsustainable that is quite a statement. In this video, Bill ...
How hard is it to digitize our health records? James Williams (Discovery News) answers that question with a trip to an Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist, Dr. Morris Effron.
He is in the middle of converting 24 years of charts to his electronic medical record system.
The software he is using is from Greenway Medical Technologies, which I hear is a pretty good system.
This is a continuation of the 10 part health information exchange series produced at the Tech Council of Central PA meeting. This video is 4 minutes long and briefly discusses the trends in the health information exchange marketplace as they relate to technology, data centers and networking. It is presented by, William A. Bachenberg, President ...
In this article, Colin Barry the CEO of MEDfx (a health information exchange vendor), has identified four key trends that health systems and hospitals should watch out for this year as they plan, build and participate in health information exchanges. The four key HIE trends include increased adoption of the Nationwide Health Information Network standards ...
The Rural Health Care Program of the Universal Service Fund (USF), which is administered by the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC), is a support program authorized by Congress and designed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to provide reduced rates to rural health care providers (HCPs) for telecommunications services and Internet access charges related to ...
This is a continuation of the 10 part health information exchange series produced at the Tech Council of Central PA meeting. This video is 9 minutes long and briefly discusses the data center and power requirements of an HIE. It is presented by, William A. Bachenberg, President & CEO, DBSi.
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