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Welcome to the New Jersey Chapter of HIMSS Improving the Quality of Healthcare Through Technology
The New Jersey Chapter of the Healthcare Information Management System Society (NJ HIMSS) is a consortium of healthcare professionals who are committed to promoting constant improvement in the use of information technology within the healthcare industry.
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Deadline for proposals is June 15, 2012.
Making Magic with Medicine, Technology and Innovation
A regional meeting sponsored jointly by the New Jersey and Delaware Valley HIMSS chapters
When: October 4-5th , 2012
Where: Bally’s Hotel and Casino
Atlantic City, NJ

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New Jersey Health Information Technology Extension Center (NJ-HITEC) in Partnership with the New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services
Effective Use of Regional Extension Center (REC) Partnerships with Health IT Leadership & State Medicaid Agencies
Introduction When the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act were enacted, substantial economic and support services became available to health care providers if they met certain professional or threshold requirements established in the legislation.
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New Jersey Health IT Champion Program Webinar Archive from May 16, 2012
The third meeting of New Jersey Health IT Champions was held on May 16th at 11am ET. The topic was health information organizations (HIOs) and data exchange. During this meeting, champions received reusable information on HIO basics and a briefing on the current status of data exchange in New Jersey and nationally.
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NJHIMSS Security, Privacy and Compliance Taskforce is pleased to announce its first whitepaper addressing one of the key privacy and security challenges for Health Information Exchange adoption. This introductory whitepaper was developed in collaboration with Attorneys at Oscislawski, LLC noted for their consulting and legal expertise in HIE and healthcare technology. Managing patient consent options and protecting patient data within an health information exchange is a critical consideration for any organization implementing and deploying HIE. This whitepaper explores patient consent models, considerations for protection of sensitive data, federal and NJ-specific legal considerations, a use case on data sequestration, applicability to PHRs as well as other related topics.
NJHIMSS Whitepaper Patient Consent, Sensitive Data and Health Information Exchange (PDF)
NJHIMSS would like to applaud Helen Oscislawski for her efforts in authoring this whitepaper. We would also like to extend a special thanks to Aditya Pathak for editorial support in the production process. We hope our members gain value from the information presented in this whitepaper and we would appreciate any feedback through the NJHIMSS LinkedIn site. |
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WEBINAR: “Adopting Electronic Health Records (EHRs) to Reach Meaningful Use: Challenges and Solutions—Stories from Across New Jersey”
Archive from Wednesday, April 25, 2012
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The New Jersey Health IT Coordinator's Office would like to hear stories from physicians, other eligible professionals and hospitals about one challenge they faced and their solution in adopting EHRs and reaching meaningful use. Selected stories will be recorded and serve as the core of the April 25, 2012 Public Webinar from Colleen Woods' Office. Stories are due by April 10, 2012. Details on stories and to register for the Webinar are below.
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New Jersey Health IT Champion Program Webinar
Archive from March 21, 2012
The second meeting of New Jersey Health IT Champions was held on March 21st at Noon ET. During this meeting, champions received an update on the Champion Program and a briefing on electronic health record (EHR)adoption in New Jersey.
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Rutgers College of Nursing Center for Professional Development
Thirtieth Annual International Interprofessional Technology Conference
Theme: "USING TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE HEALTHCARE GLOBALLY"
Sunday, April 15, 2012 through Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Who Should Attend?
Informaticists, Advanced Practice and Staff Nurses, Physicians, Social Workers, Communication Specialists, Educators, Pharmacists, Administrators, Students and all others interested in improving healthcare globally.
Why Attend?
- Wonderful networking opportunities to meet some of the most influential professionals in the informatics field.
- Hear dynamic speakers present on Interprofessional Education (IPE)
- Learn how to enhance your integration of technology into educational and healthcare settings.
- Enhance your knowledge of how technology will improve quality and safety in healthcare.
Hyatt Regency Hotel New Brunswick, NJ http://www.newbrunswick.hyatt.com ONLY MINUTES FROM NEW YORK CITY!!!
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This webinar has been canceled for March 30 and will be rescheduled. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Join us on March 30th at 12:00 noon EST for an overview on the journey for Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) recognition. Our guests will be representatives from the Raritan Family Health Center and they will identify what steps their medical practice has taken to create a PCMH, identify what the five core principles are of a PCMH and what steps you need to take to begin this journey.
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Medicaid providing $40 million to entice initial investments in electronic medical records “New Jersey announced a milestone Thursday,” reported Beth Fitzgerald of NJ Spotlight on February 10, 2012, “in the long journey to convert the state’s hospitals and physicians to electronic medical records: Nearly $40 million in federal incentive funds is flowing this week from Medicaid to the first 70 healthcare providers in New Jersey to go digital.”
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Introduction to Electronic Health Records and Health IT: What it means to Healthcare Providers and Patients Archive from February 15, 2012
Colleen Woods, New Jersey Health IT Coordinator, who is part of the Governor’s Office, hosted this first Webinar in the 2012 Webinar series on Electronic Health Records and Health IT.
Keynote: David Blumenthal, Former National Health IT Coordinator with NJ Physicians and Health IT Leaders
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