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One in three hospitals has social media plan

Molly Merrill January 29, 2010
According to a new study, just one in three hospitals or health systems has a formal social media plan in place – something researchers say is key to using such media successfully.
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Social Media: Disruptive Force in Medicine

Glenn Laffel September 04, 2009
Before the Obama administration set aside billions to accelerate the dissemination of EHRs, providers were slow to adopt them. As recently as 2 years ago for example, a study published in the NEJM revealed that only 4% of non-hospital based providers had fully implemented an EHR, and only 13% more had a partial installation.
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The HIT Deluge Part I: The Need and the Opportunity

Glenn Laffel August 27, 2009
There was a time --not too long ago, in fact-- when it seemed safe and reasonable to define health information technology narrowly: the acronym encompassed the management of health information and its secure exchange between patients, providers, and insurers.
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Electronic medical records system from 1961

Healthcare IT News Staff July 07, 2009
YouTube user ACMI2008 posted this 1966 clip in which Akron, Ohio-based Akron Children's Hospital touts its 1961 electronic medical record. It was cutting-edge at the time...
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Hospitals pick up pace on social networking

Molly Merrill March 25, 2009
Social networking is taking off and experts say hospitals shouldn’t be left behind.
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