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Online medical records seen empowering patients
In a new program designed to give patients more control -
one that worries some doctors - the CareGroup hospital
and doctors network soon will roll out one of the
country's first interactive Internet medical-records Web
sites to as many as 1,000 doctors and 700,000 patients.
Newt Gingrich's High tech cure for medical mistakes
A first step: Congress should pass a
bill requiring that within three years every doctor's prescription and
every patient's record be computerized, with appropriate privacy
safeguards.
On the Net, RX-rated beats X-rated
Not sure yet
whether a web presence is necessary for a single physician or a medical
center? Check out the results of this enlightening study of consumer
web behavior.
Community Health Status Indicators Project
In response to requests for health assessment information at the local level, the Health Resources Services Administration has funded a project to publish reports for all 3,082 U.S. counties.
Planning a Web site? Look before you
link
Innocuous as they may seem, links from your Web site to other Web sites may invite scrutiny from the federal fraud-and-abuse police. How do you make sure your links pass muster?
Biomedical and Nursing Knowledge Resources on the Internet
Knowledge resources in the health sciences are a relatively recent development. They have grown largely in the context of health /medical informatics and the computing environment. Thus, the Internet has been, and will continue to be, a natural home for their deployment.
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