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Faulkner Floats Conflict Charge in PCAST Debate

04/14/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

Judy Faulkner, CEO of Epic and a member of the HIT Policy Committee, told other members of the committee and new National Coordinator Farzad Mostashari, M.D., she was concerned that forces promoting the PCAST vision also stood to gain from its adoption. “What is showing up in blogs — I have seen and sometimes been […]

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Filed Under: General Interest/Housekeeping Tagged With: Craig Mundie, Epic, HIT Policy Committee, Judy Faulkner, Microsoft, Paul Egerman, PCAST, PCAST Report Workgroup

PCAST Workgroup Struggles With DEAS Concept

03/31/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

At its final meeting — during which Chair Paul Egerman sought to put the finishing touches on its upcoming report to the HIT Policy Committee — some members of ONC’s PCAST Report Workgroup chafed at their narrow mandate of only suggesting ways the report’s principles could be integrated with Meaningful Use, not commenting on its […]

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Filed Under: General Interest/Housekeeping Tagged With: Bill Stead, Dixie Baker, Mark Rothstein, Paul Egerman, PCAST, PCAST Report Workgroup, Wes Rishel

PCAST Workgroup Sees Little Chance for Major Stage 2 Strides

03/18/2011 By Anthony Guerra 4 Comments

Because the industry lacks a standardized UEL message wrapper, there’s little chance CMS/ONC can inject significant PCAST-report principles into Stage 2 of its Meaningful Use incentive program, according to Stan Huff and Dixie Baker, both members of the PCAST Workgroup, a subgroup of ONC’s HIT Policy Committee. Workgroup Chair Paul Egerman, a retired software entrepreneur, […]

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Filed Under: General Interest/Housekeeping Tagged With: Dixie Baker, Doug Frisdma, Paul Egerman, PCAST, PCAST Workgroup, Stan Huff

Blumenthal Suggests Different Paths to MU

10/20/2010 By Anthony Guerra 1 Comment

Rather than requiring all eligible providers and hospitals fill out what is generally the same checklist for Meaningful Use, organizations which prove they are achieving outcomes far beyond the norm could qualify right off the bat, suggested National Coordinator for Healthcare IT David Blumenthal, M.D., at the October HIT Policy Committee meeting. While the former […]

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Filed Under: Patient Safety Tagged With: David Blumenthal, HIT Policy Committee, Neal Calman, Paul Egerman

Contentious Privacy Recommendations Clear Committee

08/19/2010 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

Devan McGraw and Paul Egerman, respectively chair and co-chair of the HIT Policy Committee’s Privacy and Security Tiger Team, entered this month’s full committee meeting looking for approval of the letter and recommendations they put together over the summer. And while they got that approval in the end, it was only after more than 30 […]

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Filed Under: HIE, Privacy/Security Tagged With: Devan McGraw, HIT Policy Committee, HIT Policy Committee Privacy and Security Tiger Team, Judy Faulkner, Marc Probst, Neal Calman, Paul Egerman

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