The Cardinal Health Foundation today announced
it will award more than $1 million in funding to help U.S. hospitals,
health systems and community health clinics improve the efficiency and
quality of care.

Hill Physicians Medical Group and New
York-based Montefiore Medical Center are using RelayHealth’s referral
management service to facilitate secure health information exchange
between primary care providers and physician specialists.

The Indiana University Health Center announced that 40 percent
of its incoming freshman class are up and running with an online  PHR from NoMoreClipboard.com. Of the 40
percent who have adopted a PHR, approximately 50 percent are already
using it to coordinate care with the IU Health Center.

Lilly USA and the NCQA have collaborated to release a free online guide and resource library for health care organizations that wish to undertake quality improvement initiatives to improve culturally and linguistically appropriate services and reduce disparities in care.

Health information technology – specifically
electronic health records – is an integral component of quality patient
care for the recipients of the 2009 HIMSS Davies Award of Excellence.

InfoLogix, Inc. (Nasdaq: IFLG), a leading technology provider of
enterprise mobility solutions for the healthcare and commercial
industries, announced today that it has been awarded a contract by
Albert Einstein Healthcare Network…

Cardinal Health today introduced an expanded suite of consulting,
analytics and operations services to help hospital pharmacy directors
improve cost containment, work flow and patient safety.

Baxa Corporation announces the expansion of its IntelliFlowRx Workflow
Manager system to include Preparation Modes, FormularyPlus™ and TPN
processing capabilities.

The National Quality Forum (NQF) and The Joint
Commission today announced the 2009 recipients of the annual John M.
Eisenberg Patient Safety and Quality Awards. Honorees were selected in
all five award categories.

One-year grants designed to identify ways to
rapidly spread technologies that can reduce $290 billion in
non-adherence and $47 billion in drug-related hospitalizations annually
in U.S.