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Today's Debate: Can Little Brother policies cut health care costs?

Today's Debate: Can Little Brother policies cut health care costs?Golden Rule, Part IIFor instance, I'm willing to bet [1] reasonable stakes that Intel will be requiring PHRs this time around. Care to make this interesting?[1] Neither of us has enough hair to do a Berlind, alas. Suggestions?it will...

Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, health care, Dossia, Little Brother

Discussion threads 2007-10-10

Employer group offers patient control of health records

Employer group offers patient control of health recordsJust one questionHow do I verify that all extant copies have been deleted?Tooth FairyI am putting a quarter under my pillow now... ;)RE: Employer group offers patient control of health recordsGiven that Craig Barrett believes that the healthcare system is not capable of...

Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, Dossia, patient, health care, health record

Discussion threads 2007-09-20

Employer group offers patient control of health records

Dossia, a big business consortium which is anxious to move health care reform forward, added AT&T to its roster of members, all of whom are backing a patient-controlled health record system called Indivo. Indivo was designed to allow integration across sites and payment systems, and for international...

Tags: Patient, Health Care, Dossia, Vertical Industries, Healthcare, Benefits, E-health, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2007-09-20

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Will running start for health IT reform be a good thing?

Will running start for health IT reform be a good thing?Hi Dana,I e-mailed you for some elaboration.ThanksKevinRE: Will running start for health IT reform be a good thing?Did you know that there are no dentists on the board? Wal-mart has their representative in place though.I expect that whatever loosely-wrapped...

Tags: Corporate governance, dentist, health-IT, board, Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

Discussion threads 2008-11-13

Google and Wal-Mart diagnose $4 trillion health care market

Can the worlds largest search engine and the worlds largest retailer solve the nations health care problems?The U.S. health care market is projected to be a $4 trillion one by 2015.Google Vice President Adam Bosworth and Wal-Mart Vice Chairman John Menzer are personally invested in seeking to improve the health...

Tags: HEALTHCARE, Vertical industries, Google Inc., health, health care, Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

Blog posts 2007-03-29