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The Meaningful Use Bait and Switch

01/25/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

Anthony Guerra, founder/editor, hsCIO.com

Anyone who has gone through the rigors of college and advanced graduate studies can appreciate the value of cramming. Actually, this value is largely understood to be short-lived, with the crammer retaining the information — which has been so superficially absorbed — only until “pencils down” is called. While cramming may have its shortcomings, people don’t usually identify it as a dangerous practice. But cramming to qualify for electronic health record (EHR) meaningful use is dangerous. Read the rest of this column at Information Week …

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Filed Under: Meaningful Use Tagged With: Anthony Guerra, Blogs, HIT Policy Committee, Information Week

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