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Netrics offers vital link in automating healthcare Posted by Dana Blankenhorn @ 8:51 am Categories: Hospital IT, Government, state government, Internet, IT Management, Networking, Consumer Information, Physician Information, Medical IT, Medical Records, Insurance IT Tags: Artificial Intelligence,

In Singapore we’re surrounded by people who are struggling with dense jungles of Lotus Notes databases and Team Rooms which, because they were so easy to use, sucked up vast amounts of wonderful collaboration… but because they had very little governance or structure, grew like Topsy in all directions and eventually became too confusing to use.

Will Kolodner lead industry toward open source? Posted by Dana Blankenhorn @ 7:24 am Categories: General, Government, U.S., Internet, IT Management, Open Source, Networking, Consumer Information, Physician Information, Medical Records Tags: Industry, Electronic Health Record, Robert Kolodner, AHIC

Ganesh Vednere has written about the activities after a records management system has been implemented. To quote: So you’ve chosen the right records management (RM) package, got the smartest developers in your firm to design and develop the solution, and today you successfully went into production with the application.

After Elizabeth Dove saw her GP about suspected depression she was dismayed and angry to find that her sensitive NHS records were put on a database which was shared with staff at the local council. But it was no mistake: Dove discovered that it is routine for the NHS to make medical information on some patients accessible to some employees of local councils.

Permalink Sep 17 Stories, Spin and the Loss of Intellect I was watching this advertisement for Adidas in the cinema the other day and reflected on how pervasive storytelling has become. Here’s an ad that says practically nothing about the product but is clearly aimed at re-personalising a brand.

e-Health is comparatively a newer term that defines the wide spread use of Information and Telecommunication Technology to better deliver the healthcare information to various people; including doctors, pharmaceutical professionals and patients.

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On the 25 June 2008, the Cabinet Office decreed that all government departments would have to encrypt important information held on discs, USB sticks or laptops in its wide ranging review of security practices. This conclusion could be either seen as a sensible approach to managing the vast data government holds or, less charitably, a statement of the obvious.