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- A Republican making sense
- What all this points to is a key year on the health IT beat. There is a consensus that spending will increase, a consensus on what we want to accomplish, and growing consensus on how to get there. by Dana Blankenhorn
- Tags: Information Technology, Mike Leavitt, Vertical Industries, Strategy, Benefits, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Management, Human Resources, Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2008-12-22
- Who will set price and quality standards?
- Did you know Health & Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt has a blog? It's a pretty good blog, in that it's evident he writes it himself, and in it deals with issues on a personal basis. For instance, he did a series of posts on a recent...
- Tags: Mike Leavitt, Health Care, Standards, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Quality, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Business Operations, Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2008-05-13
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- Blogs and the flu: eGovernment in action
- Last week, Mike Leavitt, Secretary of Health and Human Services, penned the final post on the Pandemic Flu Leadership Blog PFL blog--a blog sponsored by HHS. The blog consisted of over 100 posts from contributors in the healthcare, faith-based, business and community sectors. The blog is a great...
- Tags: Blogging, Government
- Blog posts 2007-07-09
- Web 2.0 rev share models: new democratic economy or pipe dream?
- UPDATE: "Google has agreed to turn over most advertising revenue generated by the latest video from Fritz Grobe and Stephen Voltz, creators of "The Diet Coke & Mentos Experiment," according to Peter Chane, a senior product manager for Google Video. In exchange, Grobe and Voltz, who saw their original offering--which...
- Tags: Web 2.0, Web, video, Revver
- Blog posts 2006-10-31
- Fraud rules blocking doctors from digital data? No longer
- Fraud rules blocking doctors from digital data? No longergoing digital....seems odd to me that Pres.Bush is pushing for such records to go digital when our own governemtns is having enough trouble protecting data. http://www.iwantmyess.com/?p=72Going digital is risky but worthwhile if research is done and precautions are taken...
- Tags: HEALTHCARE, Benefits, hospital, E-Records, physician, Gates Foundation, health care
- Discussion threads 2006-08-02
- Revver: advertiser-driven videos?
- Revver is unusual for a Web 2.0 service: it was created with a revenue generating business model, and developed with advertisers’ points-of-view in mind.Steven Starr, Founder and CEO, was co-creator of MTV's "The State" and worked as a Hollywood agent, and now applies his advertising savvy at Revver.Revver describes itself:...
- Tags: Revver, video
- Blog posts 2006-07-30
- I want you to make me money
- I'm working on a Strategy Guide on SOA governance for InfoWorld. One of the articles we're including is this case study of Thompson Prometric. What caught my eye, however, was this quote from the article: At first, [Christopher] Crowhurst presented the idea to Thomson...
- Tags: Crowhurst
- Blog posts 2006-06-08
- Are you ready for avian flu?
- Recently there's been a lot of talk about the possibility of a pandemic flu and its affects. Most of the discussion has centered on what the Feds can do. President Bush has called for $7B to prepare and my old boss, Mike Leavitt, has been on the...
- Tags: pandemic, business continuity, business continuity planning
- Blog posts 2005-11-08
- Free electronic health record software on hold
- VistA-Office, free electronic health records EHR software developed for use by the Veterans Administration, will not be available to physicians anytime soon, the Dept. of Health and Human Services announced yesterday, according to Federal Computer Week. Dr. Karen Bell, division director of the...
- Tags: VistA-Office &ldquo, i, electronic health record, e-health
- Blog posts 2005-09-13
- Katrina shows need for e-health records
- With no medical records available for the vast majority of Katrina victims, the work of medical practioners has been made immeasurably more difficult, Mike Leavitt, secretary of Health and Human Services, told an e-health conference today, Government Health IT reports. “If there was ever a case for [electronic...
- Tags: health, Katrina Victims, e-health
- Blog posts 2005-09-08
- Reducing the cost of health care
- At the May meeting of the National Association of State CIOs, HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt had some bad news about Medicaid: "Medicaid expenditures will exceed public education expenditures for the first time this year. If health care begins to push out all other priorities, it throws off the economic...
- Tags: health, State, health care
- Blog posts 2005-06-28
- Reducing the cost of health care
- At the May meeting of the National Association of State CIOs, HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt had some bad news about Medicaid:"Medicaid expenditures will exceed public education expenditures for the first time this year. If health care begins to push out all other priorities, it throws off the economic equation." For...
- Tags: health, State, health care
- Blog posts 2005-06-28
- The Broadband wars need recruits
- If you lived in Orem, Utah, a town of nearly 100,000 people south of Salt Lake, you'd be able to sign up for 10Mbs symmetric broadband service from a small, local ISP, MSTAR. How did this little ISP pull off this feat? With a lot of help. MSTAR offers the...
- Tags: UTOPIA, broadband
- Blog posts 2005-03-08
- The Broadband wars need recruits
- If you lived in Orem, Utah, a town of nearly 100,000 people south of Salt Lake, you'd be able to sign up for 10Mbs symmetric broadband service from a small, local ISP, MSTAR. How did this little ISP pull off this feat? With a lot of help. MSTAR offers the...
- Tags: UTOPIA, broadband
- Blog posts 2005-03-08
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