Monthly Archives: May 2004

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — What a crazy, busy but productive week this has been here at the TEPR conference. I will post some highlights later today or over the weekend once I am back home in Chicago, but I just … Continue reading →

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.—Maybe some people are starting to “get it.” Blue Cross of California says it has invested $2 million to bring e-prescribing and “paperwork reduction” technology to more than 1,000 physicians who care for low-income and uninsured patients, according … Continue reading →

Following is a piece I submitted to the Chicago Tribune as an op-ed in response to an article on the first anniversary of the HIPAA privacy rule. It has been two weeks since I wrote it and I have not … Continue reading →

Welcome to my healthcare blog. Since I no longer have a regular outlet for my work, I would like to use this space to relay my thoughts on the subjects of clinical information technology, patient safety and healthcare quality improvement. … Continue reading →