iHT2 Health IT Weekly Digest
January 18, 2012 This week’s iHT2 Health IT Weekly Digest features an exclusive interview with iHT2 2012 faculty member Gifford Leoung, Director, Clinical Services Group, Hospital Corporation of...
View ArticleInterview with T. Forcht (Teo) Dagi, MD, Professor, Harvard Business School
T. Forscht “Teo” Dagi, MD, will deliver the second-day keynote address, “Change Management & Processes in a Complex Care Environment,” at the Institute for Health Technology Transformation’s CMIO...
View ArticleUnitedHealth Launches Cloud Computing Service
By Matthew Raynor, Sr. Marketing Manager, iHT2 UnitedHealth Group’s Optum business announced the launch of a cloud computing service that will enable doctors to share information about patients over...
View ArticleWill mobile devices be able to secure patient privacy?
By: Kyle Murphy, PhD While you may have doubts about his fashion sense, you’ll have a difficult time doubting Dr. Farzad Mostashari’s enthusiasm for mobile technology’s role in the future of American...
View ArticleNow that Google Health is dead, what did we learn about PHRs? That engagement...
By Shahid Shah UPDATE: eWeek picked up this story and referenced it in their latest post on the subject. As I mentioned by way of the Wall Street Journal back at the end of March, Google Health was...
View ArticleMeaningful Use Stage 2 NPRM means new opportunities for Medical Device and...
By: Shahid Shah Meaningful Use Stage 1 was mostly about setting the bare minimum electronic health record functional requirements and pegging a “floor” for data capture; it had many required elements a...
View ArticleHealth IT Weekly Digest – May, 9, 2012
May 9, 2012 This week’s HealthIT Weekly Digest features an interview with Todd Judd, Project Director, Clinical Technology, Kaiser Permanente. Todd Judd recently spoke with iHT² Editorial Director...
View ArticleWill EHR adoption encourage information exchange?
By: Ed Burns A fully networked healthcare system in which a majority of providers are using electronic health records (EHR) is supposed to save us from inefficient, redundant and disconnected...
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