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Carolinas health system chooses Medicity for HIE creation

Contracts & Installations | Thursday, September 09 2010
 

Columbus Regional Hospital joins Indiana HIE

Partnerships & Alliances | Wednesday, September 08 2010
 

Markle: Downloadable health info is crucial for meaningful use

Top Stories | Tuesday, September 07 2010
 

Beaconology for beginners: A chat with ONC's Aaron McKethan

Web Exclusives | Tuesday, September 07 2010
Written by Jeff Byers
 

MedLink, Thrasys align on cloud-based HIE for RHIOs, large hospitals

Partnerships & Alliances | Friday, September 03 2010
 

Cincinnati, Detroit named final Beacon pilot communities

Top Stories | Thursday, September 02 2010
 

Orion Health awarded Maine HIE contract

Contracts & Installations | Thursday, September 02 2010
 

Community HIEs, regional IPAs select Greenway

Contracts & Installations | Wednesday, September 01 2010
 

Weno seeks ONC-ATCB status

Industry News | Tuesday, August 31 2010
 

Maine HIE selects Health Language for clinical content integration

Contracts & Installations | Monday, August 30 2010
 

Sage releases lastest version of Intergy

New Products | Friday, August 27 2010
 

BayCare Health System names Thompson CIO

Executive Announcements | Wednesday, August 25 2010
 

ONC hires Lockheed Martin to assist with NHIN

Contracts & Installations | Wednesday, August 25 2010
 

Indianapolis VA to partner with IHIE for pilot program

Partnerships & Alliances | Wednesday, August 25 2010
 

California hospital selects RelayHealth's HIE

Contracts & Installations | Wednesday, August 25 2010
 

Report: Meaningful use criteria = health IT staff gaps

Top Stories | Tuesday, August 24 2010
 

GE to assist with Virginia RHIO

Contracts & Installations | Monday, August 23 2010
 

CMS issues guidance for state Medicaid IT implementation

Top Stories | Monday, August 23 2010
 

Thomson Reuters, CareEvolution to assist N.C. HIE development

Partnerships & Alliances | Wednesday, August 18 2010
 

Tenn. alliance signs with ICA for HIE

Contracts & Installations | Wednesday, August 18 2010
 
Web Exclusives

Feature: Tort reform may curb non-indicated imaging

 Physicians in states with medical liability tort reform laws ordered fewer imaging studies for emergency patients with mild-moderate head trauma, according to a study published July 13 in the online edition of the American Journal of Emergency Medicine.

Beaconology for beginners: A chat with ONC's Aaron McKethan

 The ability to transform healthcare delivery at the community level requires information and tools for both consumers and providers—not one or the other, said Aaron McKethan, program director for the Beacon Community Program under the Office for the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC). McKethan discussed "Beaconology," an informal term used by ONC to describe the basics of the Beacon Program, in an exclusive interview yesterday.

Feature: Early a.m. rad shift expedites communication of urgent findings

 An early morning radiologist shift can expedite the communication of urgent findings and improve patient care, according to a study in this month's Journal of the American College of Radiology. “The Joint Commission and the ACR have emphasized the importance of improved communication, particularly of critical test results, for better patient care,” Rathachai Kaewlai, MD, of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, shared with Health Imaging News.

Feature: U.S. needs national strategy to curb imaging overutilization

 Medical imaging overutilization--a growing concern in the U.S.--exposes patients to unnecessary radiation, while also adding to rising healthcare costs, according to a study published online Aug. 24 in Radiology. In an interview, William R. Hendee, PhD, lead author, reviewed various methods by which medical imaging could be curtailed.

Radiology: Prelim study shows CE breast CT outperforms CT, mammo

 Dedicated contrast-enhanced (CE) breast CT delivered significantly improved conspicuity of malignant breast lesions, including ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), compared with unenhanced breast CT and mammography, according to a study published in the September issue of Radiology.

SMU nets nearly $600K to study ultrasound in bone strength assessment

 Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Dallas has received a $596,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) Neurological Disorders and Stroke Institute to study the role of ultrasound in determining the effects of radiation on bone.

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