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Telemedicine 2010 & 2011 Part 2 - TECHNOLOGY

LinkousThink

In 2011, mergers and acquisitions in mHealth are sure to be news. A lingering concern that may be addressed next year is interoperability between both high-end and medium level videoconferencing technologies. Last June I wrote about how mHealth is close to the top of the hype cycle (It’s mHealth but will it be a Revolution?).

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My HIMSS19 Takeaway: Mind the Gap

Electronic Health Reporter

While I’m a relative newcomer to the show’s trajectory – I’ve been to four of the annual tradeshows since 2011 – this year’s version was, for me, the most rewarding and complete of them all. The megalithic healthcare conference, HIMSS19, has come and has gone from the vast former swampland of central Florida. This could […].

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Parsing eCW’s $155M payment to the government

Docnotes

I was on the developer side of this work from ~2006 – 2010 during the when CCHIT was the only certification path, and then for ONC’s first iteration of certification (2010 – 2011). Indeed, the imperfection of the program was a motivating factor for me to join the government in 2011.

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Congratulations to the 2019 Doc Tom Award Winners: Susannah Fox & Ileana Balcu

Society for Participatory Medicine

She is a powerful advocate for peer to peer health support, open, interoperable data, and the patient and care partner’s voice. Her nominator stated: “Ileana has been part of SPM since 2011 and is a Lifetime member. She has served SPM as an organization in various capacities.

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Weekender 6/7/19

HIStalk Weekender

The six former National Coordinators express their support for the proposed interoperability rules of ONC/CMS. Vendor members of the HIMSS Electronic Health Record Association raise “significant concerns” about proposed federal rules covering interoperability. million for the property, which the county values at $14 million, in 2011.

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Rwanda : The Digital Health Pioneer

Lloyd Price

The project includes identifying and defining high level architecture for the health domain in Rwanda, identification of appropriate standards, functional requirements and interoperability profiles across multiple business, and foundational domains. "Everyone is involved nowadays; it is part of the medical practice.

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What is MHD beyond XDS-on-FHIR?

Healthcare Exchange Standards

So back in 2011 I wrote the first profile in IHE that was targeting ‘ease of use by lightweight application platforms such as Mobile Health Applications”. Security and Privacy As with any Interoperability API dealing with Healthcare information, Security and Privacy are important.

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