E-Health Policy Comes to Light at Internal Medicine 2008

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More than six thousand doctors recently met in Washington for Internal Medicine 2008, the annual meeting of the American College of Physicians. ACP President David Dale was joined by Dr. Joel Levine, Chair of the Board of Regents for ACP to talk about their new policy paper. The paper states that collaboration among physicians, patients, technology developers, and policymakers must occur if e-health activities like electronic communication between physicians and their patients, remote monitoring of patients, personal and electronic health records, and patients seeking health information online are to transform health care in the U.S.

Category: EHR Press
Date: March 14, 2009
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