The ONC, the Federal Communications Commission and the Food and Drug Administration have released a proposed strategy and framework for the regulation of health IT products.

In response to the growing demand for qualified health IT professionals, the University of Maryland, Baltimore County will offer a master's degree in health IT beginning fall 2014.

While patients are interested in technology that would allow at-home management of chronic conditions, they will still look to physicians for guidance and condition management strategies, according to a study in Telemedicine and e-Health.

A new device that attaches to a standard stethoscope is able to send a patients' heartbeat information directly to a providers' smartphone or other mobile device for review and analysis.

The American Telemedicine Association has released its updated guidelines for the effective, sustainable and safe use of telemedicine in intensive care units.

GE Healthcare has announced the pending acquisition of operating room analytics and management solutions provider CHCA Computer Systems.

The Kaiser Permanente Northern California Division of Research in Oakland, Calif. has begun notifying patients their personal and health information was compromised when its research server was infiltrated by malware.

Tackle tough billing and coding issues for pain management with Lisa Rock of National Medical Billing Services at Becker’s 12th Annual Spine, Orthopedic and Pain Management-Driven ASC Conference.

The following data breaches involving laptop thefts were reported within the last 30 days, beginning with the most recent.

Salem (Va.) Hospitalists, a medical group practice, has begun notifying patients of a data breach caused when a contractor's former employee who is being investigated for identity theft accessed their personal and health information.