Posts Tagged ‘ Health Information Technology ’

I.B.M.’s Strategy in Electronic Health Records

I.B.M. is entering the fast-growing market for electronic health records, in a partnership with a unit of Aetna, that will offer patient records as a Web-based subscription service.

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Electronic Health Records for All, Whether We Want Them or Not

The government wants your health record in an easy to read electronic format. Still thinking about getting that colonoscopy?[ READ MORE ]

What We’re Reading: Fake PR

Sergey Brin's search for a cure to Parkinson's and various analyses of iPhone 4 sales top the reading list.

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Tech Talk Podcast: Robot Surgery

This week's Tech Talk podcast includes Jenna Wortham on alternatives to Facebook and robots in the operating room.

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The Wellness Industry as an Echo of the Internet in the 1990s

The wellness industry today has echoes of the Internet in the 1990s. Most of the major predictions about the disruptive impact of the Internet proved to be true -- 10 years later.

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What We’re Reading: Murdoch and Collapsing Business Models

On the reading list today are rising business models (iPad, e-commerce overseas) and collapsing ones.

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What We’re Reading: Videos, Design and Health Records

A child's encounter with an iPad and Hewlett-Packard's encounter with its tablet top our reading list.

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Technology Can Improve Health Care

Technology can convert social support, encouragement and friendly prodding into better health.

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Have a Medical Question? Text a Group of Doctors

A start-up called Truth on Call lets reporters, financial analysts, pharmaceutical executives and, soon, patients, text questions to a group of doctors.

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One on One: Anil Dash of Expert Labs

The director of Expert Labs, an initiative that aims to connect government projects with citizens who want to become more involved in the political discussion, discusses the White House's using URL shorteners and working with the government to start apps.

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