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HealthcareInfoSecurity.com Week in Review for Friday, Jan. 21, 2011

Howard Anderson (ismg_editor) • January 21, 2011     5 Minutes   
This week's top news and views: Accenture to Study EHR Interoperability; Clinics Have a Long Way to Go on Security; HITECH As a Security Reminder.Here's what you'll find in our review of some of HealthcareInfoSecurity.com's most compelling content from the past week:

  • HHS awards a contract to Accenture to help identify standards and specifications for facilitating secure health information exchange.

  • Surveys confirm most physicians' offices lack electronic health records and 41 percent plan to apply for HITECH EHR incentives.

  • The HITECH Act EHR incentive program is providing important security reminders, says Robert Tennant of the Medical Group Management Association.

Please listen to this roundup and check out all of the week's news and views at HealthcareInfoSecurity.com.

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