Title: Health care IT
Description: "When judged by statistics and comparative health data, health care in the United States is exceptional - exceptionally bad. Our nation faces enormous challenges: unsustainable cost increases, uneven access and quality, and the implementation of health care reform. Policymakers and the greater health community, including consumers of health care, look to technology as one means of overcoming these challenges by increasing efficiency in areas such as health administration, delivery of services, and information management. Health Care IT : The Essential Lawyer's Guide to Health Care Information Technology, introduces lawyers, health care professionals, and members of the general public to the many facets of the use of technology in health care and its federal regulatory framework"--Page [4] of cover.
Subjects: Health services administration, Information technology, Law and legislation, Medical informatics, Medical records, Data protection, Medical care, Information storage and retrieval systems, Medical care, law and legislation, Medical care, united states, Legislation & jurisprudence, Computer Security, Information Storage and Retrieval, Computerized Medical Records Systems, Telemedicine
Places: United States