by John Moore | April 10, 2008
Privacy Problem Not Limited to PHR Vendors
While there has been plenty of press on privacy and security as it relates to PHR vendors, especially now that […]
Tag Archive: Security
by John Moore | April 10, 2008
While there has been plenty of press on privacy and security as it relates to PHR vendors, especially now that […]
by John Moore | March 20, 2008
There is a tremendous amount of press with associated pundits pontificating on the issue of security and privacy of electronic […]
by John Moore | February 05, 2008
Data liquidity is not always such a good thing, particularly if you live in New Jersey. Last week it was […]
by John Moore | December 18, 2007
While cringing at most news articles I read in the popular press that address PHRs, the LA Times published a […]
by John Moore | October 21, 2007
Over on the WSJ Health blog there is a quick posting on how Microsoft joined with some 40 plus organizations […]
by John Moore | October 17, 2007
Had the opportunity last week to get an update from Will Crawford and Ken Mandl of the Children’s Hospital Informatics […]
by John Moore | October 15, 2007
Have you ever come home from a strenuous work-out famished and can find nothing in the cupboards or the refrigerator […]
by John Moore | October 12, 2007
I came into this review with very high hopes, hopes that Microsoft, with its vast resources and market clout, would […]
by John Moore | October 02, 2007
The American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), a professional organization of over 50,000 members, will announce at its annual conference […]
by John Moore | September 21, 2007
Yesterday’s Health 2.0 Conference exceeded the expectations of its organizers, founders of The Health Care Blog (THCB). They’ve put together […]