The expansion is expected to help support meaningful interoperability. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
The collaboration will put lifesaving information about preventive services in consumers’ hands. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
The majority of patients support the electronic transmission of their health records, despite privacy concerns. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
The use of a health information exchange dramatically reduced the number of radiology exams ordered by doctors according to a recent study. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
Managing and sharing the increasing amount of data being generated may be made easier by leveraging cloud technology. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
Majority of hospital market now participating in regional health information exchange By Christine Kern, contributing writer
This represents a 23 percent increase since 2013 and an 85 percent increase since 2008, the year AHA started collecting this information. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
According to an Accenture survey, although the use of health IT has doubled in the past few years, fewer providers believe electronic health records improve treatment decisions. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
The decision follows criticism of vendors for impeding interoperability and information exchange. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
Although most patients believe providers protect their data, many are concerned data sharing puts their information at risk. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
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