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Integration is Needed for Mobile Success
Integration is vital to the survival of medical mobile devices, reports Healthcare IT News.
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Healthcare Wants to Engage Consumers
The National eHealth Collaborative has released the results of its Consumer Engagement with Health Information Technology Survey, reports Government Health IT.
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Rural Hospitals Missing Meaningful Use
A new report by the Government Accountability Office shows that smaller, rural hospitals as less likely to receive incentives for meaningful use, reports FierceEMR.
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Duke Invests in Health Technology
The Duke University Health System is ready to unveil a $500 million upgrade to its health technology, reports the News Observer.
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Nurses Use EHRs More Than Doctors: Study
A new study finds that nurses and physicians’ assistants use electronic health records and other digital technology more than doctors do, reports FierceEMR.
Read more...Keeping Health Apps Safe
Mobile healthcare apps, or mHealth, are a growing segment of the mobile app market. Accordingly, the FDA is drafting new guidelines to ensure that healthcare apps are safe and useful, reports Government Health IT. Click here to read the full article.
Read more...Doctors Still Rely on Desktop Computers: Study
A new survey shows that 75% of doctors surveyed still use a desktop computer, but only for practice management tasks, reports Healthcare IT News.
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Making it Easier for Veterans to Get Healthcare
The Veterans E-Health & Telemedicine Support Act, reports Healthcare IT News, will enable Department of Veterans Affairs-approved providers to offer telemedicine services across state lines.
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Indiana Gives Paramedics Electronic Record Access
The Indianapolis Emergency Medical Services Electronic Patient Care Reporting/Indiana Network for Patient Care Program has worked to modify the states existing electronic health records so that paramedics can access a patient’s medical records from a tablet computer, according to Medcity News.
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Louisiana Hospital Gets High Marks for Tech
A recent survey named Louisiana’s Lafayette General Medical Center as one of the most wired hospitals, reports the Advertiser.
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