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Tag Archives: ANIA-CARING
Hyperbole doesn’t work in health IT
I’m still rather slammed with work, but I might as well take a few minutes to post on a Friday afternoon to call out someone else who’s pumping up the health IT hype beyond reasonable levels. A publicist for UnitedHealth … Continue reading
Posted in health it, Health IT workforce
Tagged AHIMA, AMDIS, AMIA, ANIA-CARING, CHIME, Health Connect Partners, HIMSS, HL7 International, Institute for Health Technology Transformation, New York eHealth Collaborative, New York state, TEPR, Todd Park, UnitedHealthcare
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