Published Jul 7, 2005
NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN
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from physiciansnews.com:
philadelphia business journal, june 27, 2005
the pennsylvania e-health technology consortium has
changed its name and unveiled plans for a major summit
july 26 to advance its goal of building a statewide
network for electronic medical records.
the consortium, which involves nearly 30 organizations,
is now calling itself the pennsylvania e-health
initiative and on july 26, the group - led by quality
insights of pennsylvania and the pennsylvania medical
society - will hold a one-day summit in harrisburg to
develop a plan for enabling pa. physicians and their
patients to access medical records any time and
anywhere in the country, reported the business journal.
organizers of the event are planning for up to 500
attendees, while the conference will feature keynote
speaker david brailer, who was appointed national
coordinator for health information technology in 2004
by president bush, the business journal added.
http://philadelphia.bizjournals.com/philadelphia/stories/2005/06/27/newscolumn3.html?t=printable