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Proof positive of government incompetence and recklessness in information technology - H.R.3303 - Bipartisan call for exemption of health IT from the FD&C Act
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7:46 AM
Here's proof positive of government incompetence and recklessness in information technology. A new proposed bill that would exempt healt...
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Rep. Diana DeGette
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REP. G.K. Butterfield
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Rep. Gene Green
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Rep. Greg Walden
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Rep. Marsha Blackburn
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Rep. Phil Gingrey
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SOFTWARE Act of 2013
Quality and Safety Implications of Emergency Department Information Systems: ED EHR Systems Pose Serious Concerns, Report Says
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7:03 AM
A report " Quality and Safety Implications of Emergency Department Information Systems " appeared in the Oct. 2013 issue of "...
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Abington Memorial Hospital
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Chris Jay Hoofnagle
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EDIS
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healthcare IT regulation
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healthcare IT risk
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healthcare IT safety
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postmarketing surveillance
A War on Patients: Panel Says EHRs Should Not Be Vetted Before Marketing and Deployment
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4:42 AM
"First, do harm - it's a learning experience, and injured or dead patients are just a bump in the road, anyway" - the apparent...
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David Bates
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FDA
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FDA Safety Innovation Act work group
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health IT extremism
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healthcare IT regulation
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healthcare IT risk
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Joseph Conn
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Modern Healthcare
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postmarketing sureveillance
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premarket approval
Arguments with Pavlov's Dogs: Health IT Regulation Will "Harm Innovation"? How, exactly?
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8:55 AM
Health IT hyper-enthusiasts, when faced with the prospect of government regulations, react like Pavlov's dogs with the response " ...
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FDA Safety and Innovation Act: To contain an "Appropriate, risk-based regulatory framework pertaining to health information technology"
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8:14 AM
Congress has just released an an Act "to amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic (FD&C) Act to revise and extend the user-fee p...
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Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act
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Healthcare IT
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healthcare IT regulation
WSJ "There's a Medical App for That—Or Not" - Misinformation on Health IT Safety Regulation?
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1:27 PM
There's a health IT meme that just won't die (patients may, but not the meme). It's the meme that health IT "certification...
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electronic medical records
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FDA
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healthcare IT certification
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healthcare IT regulation
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healthcare IT safety
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ONC
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ONC ATCB
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Wall Street Journal
EHR: "The Dangerous Decade"
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6:47 AM
A new perspective piece has appeared in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. Although it is not freely available, I...
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Novel Idea on Healthcare IT: Worth a Billion Dollars!
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4:56 AM
From an AMIA announcement: CMS Innovation Center Announces $1 Billion Funding Opportunity: CMS announced a new initiative, the Health Care ...
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Healthcare IT failure
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healthcare IT regulation
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