Health Informatics Round-Up
September 29, 2007 at 3:20 am | In Electronic Health Records, HL7, NPfIT, Telemedicine | Leave a CommentTags: Electronic Health Records, health informatics, HL7
HL7 gets a new CTO, Accenture’s John Quinn.
Jay Parkinson, MD MPH – employs the latest communication technology to offer a new kind of primary care practice.
British Computer Society says ‘One Patient, One Record’ unrealistic.
Archives of Internal Medicine study says Electronic Health Records fail to boost patient care in routine doctor visits.
Microwave Bras designed to help detect breast cancer.
Company ditches telemedicine for online gambling, shifts operations to Ireland.
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