"Using technology, this group of industry and health care leaders will help to create a system so that patients and health care providers no longer have to rely on memory and paper records as their database," Granholm said. "This investment in information technology will reduce errors, reduce duplication, reduce insurance costs, and increase patients' medical privacy."
Governor Makes Appointments to State Health Information Technology Commission
"Using technology ... to create a system so that patients and health care providers no longer have to rely on memory and paper records as their database"
The Michigan State Health Information Technology Commission was created within the Michigan Department of Community Health to facilitate and promote the design, implementation, operation, and maintenance of an interoperable health care information infrastructure in Michigan. Today, Governor Jennifer M. Granholm announced appointments to the newly created Michigan Health Information Technology Commission.
"Using technology, this group of industry and health care leaders will help to create a system so that patients and health care providers no longer have to rely on memory and paper records as their database," Granholm said. "This investment in information technology will reduce errors, reduce duplication, reduce insurance costs, and increase patients' medical privacy."
"Using technology, this group of industry and health care leaders will help to create a system so that patients and health care providers no longer have to rely on memory and paper records as their database," Granholm said. "This investment in information technology will reduce errors, reduce duplication, reduce insurance costs, and increase patients' medical privacy."
