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| Healthcare Informatics News Join Date: Nov 2004
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| While government will provide incentives and muscle, the private sector must ultimately make functional health information technology a widespread reality, national health IT coordinator David Brailer told a crowd of attendees at a health care IT conference Thursday. From eWeek: Health IT, particularly for EHRs (electronic health records), promises to make health care more effective and efficient by tracking the medical care a patient receives from different providers and by supplying doctors and nurses with relevant information, such as drug counterindications or preventive care recommendations, while they care for a patient. Nonetheless, physicians, particularly ones in small outpatient settings, have not embraced health IT. “My goal is not to get EHRs in the doctors’ offices; it is to create a marketplace for those EHRs,” Brailer said later in an interview with eWEEK.com. He said the government faces significant constraints, with the deficit as a “black hole sucking everything into it.” But he said the government won’t regulate EHRs into existence or use brute force. http://medicalinformatics.weblogsinc...4000617021201/ |
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