The American Medical Association is taking aim at dangerous drug
Read moreNew AMA policies takes aim at drug shortages and poor EHR training for medical students
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MD Anderson to pay $4.3 million settlement with OCR for HIPAA violations
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center settled with
Read moreKaspersky yanks Europol participation after EU calls software 'malicious'
Kaspersky Lab is temporarily suspending its work with Europol and
Read moreMayo Clinic announces biobank will store samples from NIH All of Us precision medicine initiative
Mayo Clinic said on Wednesday that when the National Institutes
Read moreVA EHR modernization gets $1.2 billion in House funding bill
The House Appropriations Committee on Military Construction and Veterans Affairs
Read moreUpdate: VA loses acting CIO Blackburn, creating more uncertainty for EHR project
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Chief Information Officer Scott
Read moreVA outlines plans to get off GAO high-risk list
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is setting in motion
Read moreNew EHR go-lives, RFIs and other interesting moves so far in April
If the first half is any indication, April is shaping
Read moreAMIA urges NIH to employ FAIR data practices as it tackles data science strategy
AMIA, the American Medical Informatics Association, is urging the National
Read moreState Department puts out RFI for a new EHR
The U.S. Department of State has released a request for
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