Three years after Katrina, every health information management department in New Orleans is still trying to overcome damage caused by the storm, the American Health Information Management Association reports.
The National Center for Medical Intelligence's new responsibilities reflect expanded relationships with the Homeland Security Department, the White House, the State Department and other agencies.
State is vying to be one of a dozen communities the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will pick to fund health IT and quality measures in small group practices.
After Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans was supposed to become a showcase for civic health IT. But two years later, a regional health information exchange has yet to get off the ground.
The stories of individual health workers, hospital IT staff and tech executives responding to Katrina reveal the buried potential of the nation's health IT infrastructure
The American Medical Association recently launched its newest peer-reviewed academic journal, focused on public health and disaster preparedness and response. Such an announcement would usually be occasion for eye-glazing and nap time, but in view of what
The system was inspired during Hurricane Katrina to give physicians electronic access to prescription records of victims of emergencies wherever they occur.
The system was inspired during Hurricane Katrina to give physicians electronic access to prescription records of victims of emergencies wherever they occur.
The Department of Health and Human Services will take lead in responding to an outbreak, but the Defense Threat Reduction Agency and the Bureau of Justice Assistance, among others, will also play a role.
The Department of Health and Human Services will take lead in responding to an outbreak, but the Defense Threat Reduction Agency and the Bureau of Justice Assistance, among others, will also play a role.