No HIPAA or Meaningful Use Compliance with Windows XP
Just 12 Weeks to Get Rid of Windows XP By Mike Semel Blog: 4Medapproved.com/HITSecurity Twitter: @SemelConsulting Time’s up. On April 8, 2014, Microsoft is ending…
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IT-Led Meaningful Use Program
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Embedding MU in Daily Operations
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More CDS Legislation
CMS and Clinical Decision Support William A. Hyman Professor Emeritus, Biomedical Engineering Texas A&M University, w-hyman@tamu.edu Read other articles by this author Recently I commented…
Data Hides From Your Meaningful Use Risk Analysis
Is Your Meaningful Use Risk Analysis Complete? By Mike Semel Blog: 4Medapproved.com/HITSecurity Twitter: @SemelConsulting EHR System – The Tip of the Iceberg Many times during…