Showing posts with label department of defense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label department of defense. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

DSI’s Electronic Health Records and HIE Summit

This came out last week, but you may have missed it if you were getting ready to travel for the holidays:

Military, VA and Federal Healthcare Leaders to Convene at DSI’s Electronic Health Records and HIE Summit. The Summit benefits the 501c3 nonprofit Wounded Warrior Project.

Leaders from the Military, VA, Federal Healthcare Agencies and Industry will convene October 11 - 13, 2011 in Alexandria, VA to discuss and debate the current roadmap for iEHRs and HIE. The educational and training Summit, hosted by Defense Strategies Institute and benefiting the Wounded Warrior Project, is designed as a full spectrum viewpoint, and actionable takeaways and "next-steps" will drive the discussions.

Washington, DC, June 30, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Recent advancements towards the interoperability of EHRs between the DoD and VA has created the need to bring together the leaders in healthcare from the Military, VA, Federal Healthcare Agencies, and Industry in order to discuss and debate the next-steps for today, tomorrow, and the future. “In a field such as healthcare, where there are multiple agents acting in tandem, it is extremely important that all involved are working towards a cohesive and holistic approach. While the field has seen an immense amount of ebbing and flowing, we believe that truly great advancements are on the horizon….and this is why our Senior Partners decided to lend our expertise towards creating a forum that can bring together stakeholders from across the continuum of care,” stated Lisa Madison, Director of Communications for Defense Strategies Institute.

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Feds Raiding Siemens Medical


So it appears that the feds raided Siemens because of a DoD (Department of Defense) contract to sell medical imaging IT to the US military. You may have heard that Siemens has been accused of fraud and bribery scandals in recent years. Last year, Siemens agreed to pay $1.3 billion to settle bribery charges. Yikes!