Modernization
State and local health agencies get grants
The nation’s largest private funder of health care research and development will make grants totaling $2 million to state and local public health agencies.
Digital Government
Commission mulls state law overrides
Panel may recommend that Congress trump state medical privacy laws.
Digital Government
Frist, Clinton team for health tech
The senators sponsored a health information technology bill designed to expand the current federal approach.
Acquisition
Medicare to aid e-records switch
Quality improvement contractors will assist small, mid-sized physicians.
People
Hospital shopper strikes a chord
Web site enables consumers to compare quality of care at facilities nationwide.
Digital Government
Leavitt: Feds to be early adopters of new standards
Use of health I.T. at federal agencies could spur private sector groups to follow suit.
Digital Government
Public health left out of regional exchanges?
Officials say health departments could benefit from links to regional information networks.
People
How women in IT make it to the top
Is a glass ceiling holding them down? Most don’t think so.
People
All quiet on the management front
Presidential candidates short on details of running the government
People
Election 2004: All quiet on the management front
Presidential candidates short on details of running the government
Digital Government
Survival tips for federal entrepreneurs
What has enabled the Technology Information Center to thrive for two decades?
People
Left in the dark
Many CIOs, denied the clout required by Clinger-Cohen, find themselves cut out of the decision-making process
People
Little progress on clearance overload
No one knows the size of the security clearance backlog.
People
Security clearances: The hottest ticket in town
A mini-industry is springing up for temp IT workers already cleared for sensitive work
Digital Government
CIO Council to consider smart card rule
A proposal to require all federal agencies to use smart cards for employee IDs already has been adopted by the Federal Identity and Credentialing Committee.
Acquisition
No end in sight in quest for reform
Most agree 1990s reforms result in faster and cheaper procurements, but some question if everything is better
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