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John Halamka, M.D., CIO, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Chapter 2

08/22/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

Thoughts on the HIT Policy Committee
Why the HIT Standards Committee is “Camelot”
Advice for furthering CPOE and electronic documentation
Hospital/physician practice integration
Tackling quality measures

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Filed Under: Clinical Documentation, HIT Workforce Shortage, Hospital/Physician Office Integration, Patient Safety, Vendor Management Tagged With: Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, CPOE, HIT Policy Committee, HIT Standards Committee, iPad, iPhone, John Halamka

Standards Committee Struggles with Structure

05/27/2010 By Anthony Guerra 1 Comment

The HIT Standards Committee — a federal advisory body created to guide the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) for Health Information Technology in its implementation of the HITECH Act — spent the initial part of its monthly meeting this week struggling with issues of communication, structure and capacity. One reason for that struggle with […]

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Filed Under: Privacy/Security Tagged With: Arian Malec, HIT Standards Committee, Joy Pritts, NHIN, NHIN Direct

TEXT/PODCAST: One-on-One w/Former ONC Senior Adviser John Glaser, Part II

05/20/2010 By Anthony Guerra 1 Comment

Over the past year, John Glaser, Ph.D., has been eating and breathing Meaningful Use and Certification even more than his HITECH-focused CIO colleagues. That’s because while Glaser has kept up his role as VP & CIO at Partners HealthCare on a part-time basis, he’s also been winging down to D.C. every week to fulfill his […]

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Filed Under: Meaningful Use Tagged With: HHS, HIT Policy Committee, HIT Standards Committee, John Glaser, ONC, Podcast

TEXT/PODCAST: One-on-One w/Former ONC Senior Adviser John Glaser, Part I

05/16/2010 By Anthony Guerra 1 Comment

Over the past year, John Glaser, Ph.D., has been eating and breathing Meaningful Use and Certification even more than his HITECH-focused CIO colleagues. That’s because while Glaser has kept up his role as VP & CIO at Partners HealthCare on a part-time basis, he’s also been winging down to D.C. every week to fulfill his […]

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Filed Under: Meaningful Use Tagged With: CMS, HIT Policy Committee, HIT Standards Committee, John Glaser, ONC, Podcast

PODCAST: Chuck Christian Discusses Today’s Testimony

03/08/2010 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

To learn more about the challenges associated with implementing electronic medical records in hospitals, the HIT Standards Committee’s Implementation Workgroup took testimony from a number of CIOs, including Chuck Christian of Vincennes, Ind.-based Good Samaritan. Before he jumped on a plane out of D.C., Christian spent a few minutes on the phone with healthsystemCIO.com editor […]

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Filed Under: Acute EMR, Meaningful Use Tagged With: Chuck Christian, Good Samaritan, HIT Standards Committee, Podcast

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