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Both the Medicare and veterans blue button projects are being developed in partnership with the US Defense Department and the not-for-profit Markle Foundation.

Author Clay Shirky discusses his new book COGNITIVE SURPLUS: Creativity and Generosity in a Connected Age.

"Being able to have your own electronic copies and share them as you need to with your doctors is a first step in truly enabling people to engage in their health care." says Carol Diamond.

With support from 50 organizations, Markle Connecting for Health recommends specific privacy practices for 'blue button' access to EHRs.

Markle's Blue Button Challenge opens up sample data sets to see what types of value-added services developers can create.

At this conference, Markle president Zoë Baird joined a distinguished panel to discuss Health not Healthcare: Bureaucracy vs. Survival.

Much of the health care community is still sifting through the 864-page final rule CMS released Tuesday describing how health care providers ...

New federal rules that will grant medical practitioners billions of dollars to buy health information technology might make it easier for ...

Yesterday, federal officials released the final rule defining how health care providers can demonstrate meaningful use of electronic health ...

Personal health records have great potential to empower patients to manage their own health care. Through PHRs, people can monitor chronic ...