John Oncea

ARTICLES BY JOHN ONCEA

Health IT In May: A Look Back

What was most important to our readers in May? Take a look back at last month by reviewing the 10 most popular articles that appeared on Health IT Outcomes.

• Health IT In March: A Look Back
• Health IT In January: A Look Back
• Health IT In December: A Look Back

Health IT In November: A Look Back

By John OnceaEditor
Tuesday, December 2, 2014

What was most important to our readers in November? Take a look back at last month by reviewing the 10 most popular articles that appeared on Health IT Outcomes.  Continue Reading..

Start To Second Enrollment Period Draws Mixed Reviews

By John OnceaEditor
Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Despite several bumps in the road, most feel the start to the second round of sign-up for Obamacare has gone well. By John Oncea, editor  Continue Reading..

• Midterm Elections Don't Signal The Death Of Obamacare

  11/13/2014

  Despite the Republicans renewed threats to repeal the Affordable Care Act, many feel the legislation isn’t going anywhere. By John Oncea, editor, Health IT Outcomes

• Health IT In October: A Look Back

  11/3/2014

  What was most important to our readers in October? Take a look back at last month by reviewing the 10 most popular articles that appeared on Health IT Outcomes.

• Health IT Outcomes Reveals Inaugural Class Of Health IT Change Agents

  10/27/2014

  Health IT Outcomes has revealed the individuals and organizations to be recognized as its 2014 Health IT Change Agents. The Change Agent concept was introduced by the publication this year as a way to recognize key personalities and providers that are leading the charge for positive change when it comes to leveraging health IT. Health IT Outcomes solicited nominations from its audience of more than 53,000 healthcare professionals over a two week period and then selected its inaugural class of Change Agents.

• #ICYMI : Top Health IT Stories From The Past Week

  10/25/2014

  Each Saturday, we'll take a look at the week's top stories based on what you - our readers - told us was most important.