Alliance launches report of EHR service

IHealth spear EHR NATO Alliance report Service announced the launch of EHRevent, a service for physicians and healthcare to voluntarily report on security issues relating to the use of electronic health record vendors online.

Confidential reports will be used by medical societies, professional responsibility and Government agencies to better understand the associated challenges and improve the safety of the patient, according to a press release companies.

?We applaud efforts to help ensure the security level, ?, Jeffrey Shuren iHealth NATO MD, director of the Centre of drugs for devices and radiological health food United States Administration?s said release press. ?We look forward to working with the Alliance of iHealth to encourage physicians and EHR vendors report information about their experiences with electronic EHRevent health and other system. ? appropriate reporting records

The service is online at EHRevent.org.

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Glendale Adventist launches 'Rosa' campaign online

Glendale Adventist ?Pink? launches line of CampaignBreast cancer awareness event coincides with the election season Glendale Adventist medical, California Center ran a special as part of the national breast cancer awareness month in October campaign.

The campaign involved a topic ?2010 Pink? Army voting to coincide with the season of elecciones.Siete prominent community people wore pink to raise awareness of the need for prevention and early detection of breast cancer.

Residents voted online to the individual who thought better dissemination.

For each vote online until 10,000 GAMC donated $1 to support the Relay For Life in Glendale.Candidates include Ron dePompa, Glendale Police Chief;Harold Scoggins, Glendale; Fire ChiefTony Tartaglia, Chairman of the Board of Glendale Community College; Gregory Zarian, Healthline host; Larry Zarian, former Mayor; and Dr. Boris Bagdasarian, Glendale Adventist Medical Center Cancer Center medical director.

Laura Friedman, a Council of the city of Glendale member and surviving breast cancer, was the Honorary President of the campaign?s.

The winner of the campaign, announced on November 1, is Boris Bagdasarian, MD, medical director of cancer centre.

A plaque with the name of Bagdasarian?s will be on display in the center of cancer outpatient GAMC for one year.

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