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EHRs have done little to contain health care costs, study finds
eHealth SmartBrief | Nov 23, 2009
Hospital adoption of electronic health records has not translated into savings or enhanced efficiency in administration, says Dr. David Himmelstein, lead author of a study covering about 4,000 hospitals during four years. The study found administrative expenses rose slightly to 24.9% in 2007 from 24.4% in 2003, with facilities that computerized the fastest experiencing the biggest increase in spending. Reuters (11/20)
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eHealth SmartBrief | Nov 18, 2009
ONC panel to answer calls to simplify EHR certification standards
eHealth SmartBrief | Nov 20, 2009
HIMSS: Health care business partners could put patient privacy at risk
eHealth SmartBrief | Nov 18, 2009
Gartner lists mobile health monitoring in top 10 IT trends for 2012
eHealth SmartBrief | Nov 20, 2009
Health IT bill would give small providers access to $10B in loans
eHealth SmartBrief | Nov 23, 2009
Web portals can improve communication, clinical results
eHealth SmartBrief | Nov 23, 2009
Real-time location systems could improve clinical outcomes
eHealth SmartBrief | Nov 18, 2009
N.Y. eHealth collaborative designated for HIE funding
eHealth SmartBrief | Nov 18, 2009
Scientists test wireless health monitoring device
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