As I’ve aged and matured my approach to life, career, and family, I’ve evolved my rubric for organizing each day. Here’s what I’ve used for 2016: Avoid commuting delays as much as possible - leave no later than 6:00am in the morning and return either before 3pm or after 7pm. I generally go in early, return early, care for animals, then work in the evening. I work in Boston Tuesday/Thursday, in our suburban Metrowest office Monday/Wednesday and wherever the most urgent projects are happening on Friday...
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GOP Senators: Health IT Policy Needs 'Reboot'
Anthony Brino | Government Health IT | April 17, 2013
Six Republican Senators are asking the healthcare community for input on “recalibrating” health information technology policy, arguing that there are several problems with the current trajectory of the meaningful use program. Read More »
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Govt Takes Forward Open Standards Plans
Lyn Whitfield | E-Health Insider | February 14, 2012
The Cabinet Office has launched a consultation on open standards for government IT. Read More »
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Greenway Founding Member Of Carequality Data Exchange Initiative
Press Release |
Carequality, Greenway |
February 24, 2014
Greenway® is joining more than two dozen healthcare organizations representing providers, retail health, health information exchanges, health information technology, payers and other multi-platform networks in founding and supporting roles of Carequality (“care-e-quality”) during its launch at the Healthcare Information Management and Systems Society Annual Conference and Exhibition (HIMSS14) in Orlando. Read More »
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Greenway Shows The Value Of Patient Data Beyond The EHR At HIMSS14
Press Release |
Greenway |
February 23, 2014
Company accelerates interoperability of data across platforms for care coordination, clinically driven financials and optimized population health; to demonstrate in booth 2503 Read More »
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Group Contracted To Study DoD-VA iEHR Migration At Pacific JITC
Kyle Murphy | EHR Intelligence | October 29, 2012
The Military Health System (MHS) has awarded Eleu Pacific Partners a two-year, $11.2 million contract to conduct a feasibility study of the transition and migration strategies to be used by the Pacific Joint Information Technology Center (JITC), according to an announcement by Tricare Management Activity (TMA). Read More »
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Group of Electronic Health Record Vendors To Become Officially Interoperable
Zina Moukheiber | Forbes.com | June 10, 2014
A group of electronic health record vendors that announced to much fanfare plans to facilitate the exchange of patient data more than a year ago, will start rolling out that facility to their customers this summer...CommonWell Health Alliance members, which include Cerner, McKesson, Allscripts, athenahealth and Greenway, have embedded within their software code that allows health care providers to find and share a patient’s medical information, wherever it might be...
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Group Reports Progress on an Open Serialization Communication Standard
Pharmaceutical Technology Editors | Pharm Tech News | August 17, 2016
The Open Serialization Communication Standard (Open-SCS) Group, which held a meeting in Princeton, NJ recently, reports that it is making progress toward its goal of drafting core serialization standards to facilitate data exchange for packaging line serialization and aggregation. Open-SCS was established in 2015 by pharmaceutical manufacturers that include Abbott, Johnson and Johnson, Pfizer, Roche and Teva, as well as such vendors as Antares Vision, OCS, Omron, Optel Vision, Systech, TraceLink and Werum IT Solutions...
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Growing Support For Spain Ministry Process Tool Made Open Source
Gijs Hillenius | European Commission (EC) | June 7, 2013
A rapidly rising number of software service providers is willing to offer support for the implementation or integration of Al Sigm, a system to manage complex procedures, that is developed by Spain's ministry of Industry, Tourism and Energy. Read More »
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Growth Slow for CommonWell Alliance Data Exchange Effort
Joseph Goedert | Health Data Management | August 25, 2015
Five Pacific Northwest clients of electronic health records vendor Cerner have joined the CommonWell Health Alliance that offers health information exchange. The new clients demonstrate growth of the alliance while at the same time showing some of its continuing weaknesses. Read More »
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Guest Blog: Don’t Confuse Open Source With Open Standards
Amy-jo Crowley | CBR | August 28, 2013
The European Commission has recently published guidelines which will make it easier for public authorities to switch to Open Standards. This move should be commended, but with a caveat. Open Standards do not equate to Open Source, and vendor lock-in is still a probability... Read More »
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Hagel And Shinseki May Rethink Integrated Health Record
Bob Brewin | Nextgov | March 20, 2013
I have picked up strong signals from multiple sources that Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, who took office on Feb. 27, has already met with Veterans Affairs chief Eric Shinseki, with the integrated electronic health record a key topic of their meeting. Read More »
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Hagel Orders DoD To 'Restructure' Path Toward Integrated Health Record
Jared Serbu | Federal News Radio | April 17, 2013
The Defense Department is "way behind" the Department of Veterans Affairs as the government's two largest bureaucracies push toward the longstanding objective of achieving interoperable health record systems, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Tuesday. Read More »
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Hagel Says DoD To Adopt Commercial EHR
Bernie Monegain | Government Health IT | May 22, 2013
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel has notified the Department of Defense that it will look for an electronic health record system available on the commercial market rather than develop its own based on the Department of Veterans Affairs VistA system. Read More »
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Halamka Discusses His Guiding Principles
By John D. Halamka, MD | August 3, 2016
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Halamka Gears Up for HIMSS 2017
By John D. Halamka, MD | February 15, 2017
Next week, 50,000 of our closest friends will gather together in Orlando to learn about the latest trends in the healthcare IT industry. I’ll be giving a few keynote addresses, trying to predict what the Trump administration will bring, identify those technologies that will move from hype to reality, and highlighting which products are only “compiled” in Powerpoint - a powerful development language that is really easy to modify! The Trump administration is likely to reduce regulatory burden but is unlikely to radically change the course of value-based purchasing. This means that interoperability, analytics, and workflow products that help improve outcomes while reducing costs will still be important...
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