March 02, 2009

Focusing on Electronic Health Records Before It Was Cool

Picture 24 Came across this letter recently from some unknown Illinois freshman Senator in reference to a program that our Chicago Chapter did on electronic health records -- in 2005!  Kudos to Joyce and the chapter for being ahead of the pack!

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Makes me think of some additional resources that might be useful...

  1. Standards:  Records Guidelines for E-Healthcare
  2. Nancy Richards:  Putting ECM in the Hospital
  3. AIIM's PDF/Healthcare Initiative

And coming up in our Chicago Chapter -- an event on Digital Signatures on April 14 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.






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