The U.S. and United Kingdom have agreed to share health information technology data and tools, aiming to help build up healthcare delivery systems in both countries. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen
MoreA group of healthcare consultants has vouched for personalized medicine and mobility as aspects that will increase their role in the healthcare industryâs over the next 40 years, the Washington Post reported
MoreA Veterans Health Administration office is leading efforts to implement an online care coordination tool intended to integrate data points for coordinating care of between 900 and 1,200 patients each, GovExec reported Dec.
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Government contractors and employees worked together under a tight deadline in an effort to get health insurance marketplaces online, Nextgov reported Friday. Joseph Marks writes HIX teams in Washington, D.C. and Minnesota
MoreThe Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology says health information exchange between U.S. providers and hospitals grew 41 percent from 2008 to 2012, Fedscoop reported Wednesday. Colby Hochmuth writes
MoreThe departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs will develop a data management service that seeks to allow the agencies to seamlessly share electronic medical records, Nextgov reported Wednesday. Bob Brewin writes the
MoreFrank Kendall, the Defense Department‘s top acquisition official, told reporters Wednesday the Pentagon should be able to implement a joint electronic health records system with the Department of Veterans Affairs by the
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The Defense Department will acquire commercial technology for its system to transfer data between the Pentagon and Department of Veterans Affairs‘ electronic health records systems, Federal News Radio reports. Michael O’Connell writes
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The House Appropriations Committeeâs proposed fiscal year 2014 budget for the Department of Veterans Affairs includes $344 million for the development of the integrated electronic health record system, Nextgov reports. Bob Brewin
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