Most practices have a cyber plan and an AI policy. Far fewer can show either one works. Here's how to turn paperwork into proof.
|Articles|March 4, 2013
InformationWeek: HIMSS to Open New EHR Testing, Demo Center
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From our Partners at InformationWeek Healthcare: HIMSS plans to open a 12,500-foot health IT "ecosystem" for EHR developers to test and demonstrate new interoperability features of their systems. The HIMSS Innovation Center will open in October, and then double in size by 2016, HIMSS said.
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