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Pulse - March 2013

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- Meaningful use guidelines for specialists: Stickier than for primary care by Don Fluckinger, News Director
  Meaningful use for specialists can be difficult. But referring primary care physicians will demand data interoperability; avoiding it isn't an option.
- Finding the right storage for server virtualization implementations by Brien M. Posey, Contributor
  An efficient virtual server environment needs the right storage infrastructure. This article outlines the main storage considerations for a virtual server implementation.
- Compliance with meaningful use regulations for specialists is attainable by Don Fluckinger, News Director
  Meaningful use for specialists can be difficult. But for radiologists, with some creative technology development and training, attesting is possible.

News
- HIE and mobile health: The buzz for HIMSS 2013? by Ed Burns, News Writer
  High-profile politicians dominate this year's keynote sessions, but mobile health is the hot topic at HIMSS 2013.
- Health IT salary data spurs optimism about 2013 by Don Fluckinger, News Director
  Some health IT shops are reporting decreasing staff and even paid furloughs, but most aren't. Health IT salaries mostly aren't contracting, either.

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