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Maureen McKinney of Modern Healthcare elaborates on the results of a recent Markle survey giving insight on what groups are most accepting of EHRs.

EHR Watch blogger, Patty Endrado, shares findings from the Markle Survey of Health in a Networked Life released on January 31, 2011.

Milt Freudenheim of The New York Times writes about findings from recent, independent health IT surveys.

Joseph Goedert of Information Management writes about the conclusions from a recent Markle survey regarding health information sharing.

Nicole Lewis of Information Week shares findings from the recent Markle survey regarding how doctors and consumers want technology to play a role in health care.

The Markle Survey of Health in a Networked Life is the first of its kind to compare the core values of physicians and the general public.

Modern Healthcare discusses Markle's survey results indicating doctors and patients' agreement on health IT priorities such as data sharing and payment incentives.

Blogger Jane Sarasohn-Kahn elaborates on Markle survey findings that indicate most people support using health IT to improve the health care system.

Government Health IT references Markle's survey results to discuss needed requirements for ensuring that federal health IT incentives are well spent.

Joseph Goedert of Health Data Management writes about the conclusions from a recent Markle survey regarding health information sharing.