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U.S. military is leader in health IT research
eHealth SmartBrief | May 05, 2008
The U.S. Department of Defense produces a variety of research regarding health care IT, outpacing most private organizations in terms of understanding how technology can enhance health care. Projects in the works include digital dog tags containing personal health information, an online system that allows military doctors to compare data on eye surgeries and a electronic medical record tool that will support triage around the world. Much of the research is managed by the Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center. Government Health IT (04/25)
Medicare launches online health records program in S.C.
eHealth SmartBrief | May 07, 2008
Web site caters to growing medical tourism trend
eHealth SmartBrief | May 09, 2008
ONC awards six more contracts for national HIN project
eHealth SmartBrief | May 07, 2008
Online map tracks outbreaks around the world
eHealth SmartBrief | May 07, 2008
Wireless communication system a hit at community hospital
eHealth SmartBrief | May 05, 2008
Medical records targeted by identity thieves
eHealth SmartBrief | May 07, 2008
Implantable devices may be used to transmit health records
eHealth SmartBrief | May 05, 2008
Kaiser's 8.7 million enrollees have access to EHR system
eHealth SmartBrief | May 07, 2008
Smart cards give ED instant access to patient history
eHealth SmartBrief | May 09, 2008
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