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By Eric Wicklund | 09:21 pm | September 30, 2011
Mobile apps that guide people to the nearest emergency care clinic or specialist. Texting programs that remind those with chronic conditions to monitor their health. Bicycles that keep track of one's vital signs. Teddy bears that can "send" hugs to family members.
By Chris Gullo | 09:01 am | September 30, 2011
By Brian Dolan | 08:41 am | September 30, 2011
By Eric Wicklund | 05:05 pm | September 29, 2011
It is recommended that doctors receive three to five days of initial training to adequately use their EHRs, but a new report indicates that this requirement is not being met.
By Brian Dolan | 03:57 am | September 29, 2011
By Bernie Monegain | 03:43 pm | September 28, 2011
States and communities nationwide will receive more than $103M from the federal government to help combat chronic illness, pegged as the leading cause of death in Americans. The money is aimed at developing new programs and providing technical assistance.Most chronic disease programs employ information technology as a means of tracking patient conditions and reporting to statewide and national registries.