Electronic medical record mandates to increase jobs in IT
eWeek.com, September 1, 2009
The EMR market is expected to grow in major ways with a $20 billion infusion from the Health Information Technology Act. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says employment for medical records and health information technicians is expected to grow faster than average for all occupations, with an 18% increase through 2016. Within the field there are 125 job titles in more than 40 settings, experts say.
Most Viewed
Most Emailed
- 10 Major Changes to Health Reform in House's Reconciliation Bill
- Cardiology Group Fights Medicare Pay Cuts by Offering Concierge Services
- Match Day a Reminder of Primary Care's Struggles
- Primary Care is Unappealing to Many Medical Students
- Can 'Deadly Deliveries' Be a Wake-Up Call to Physicians, Hospitals?
- Where Have All the CEOs Gone?
- CBO: Latest Health Reform Bill Would Cost $940 Billion
- Physicians Generate $1.5M Annually for Their Hospitals, Says Survey
- 3 Lessons U.S. Healthcare Can Learn from France to Cut Infections
- Hospitals Make Employee Flu Vaccinations a Patient Safety Issue
