The Physicians Foundation Awards $2M to Organizations for Health IT Projects

The Physicians Foundation, an organization focused on the interest of physicians and their patients, has awarded approximately $2 million in grants to 15 organizations for various healthcare information technology projects, according to a Healthcare IT News report.

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Projects receiving the grants from the Physicians Foundation include:

•    “Meaningful Use Achievement Toolkit,” a program created to develop tools that support physicians in achieving meaningful use of certified electronic health record systems.
•    “HIT in Practice,” a program aimed to develop support and resources for electronic health records implementation in small practices.

This round of grants is part of a larger effort by the Physicians Foundation to distribute grants that assist in expanding healthcare information technology. So far, the Foundation has distributed more than $4.2 million this year.

Read the Healthcare IT News report about the Physicians Foundation grants.

Read other coverage about grants for healthcare IT expansion:

Blumenthal: Federal Health IT Funding to Create 50,000 Jobs in Next 5 Years

HHS Pays Health Centers $27.8 Million to Implement EHR and Other IT

U.S. Government Announces $1.2B in Grants for Electronic Health Records

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