CHT CEO Participates In Roundtable With Secretary Leavitt
Medicare is currently collecting applications from communities across the nation to become part of the project, which plans to provide financial incentives to as many as 1200 small- to mid-sized primary care practices who implement electronic health records to change how they practice medicine. Participating physicians could earn incentives of up to $58,000.
"This is an extremely important initiative," said Nancy Desmond, CEO for the Center for Health Transformation. "Electronic health records are key to creating a 21st Century Intelligent Healthy System that saves lives and saves money. As one of the first few organizations to be designated as a Community Health Leader by Secretary Leavitt, we at the Center for Health Transformation look forward to being helpful in this effort."
The roundtable, which was led by Georgia Department of Community Health Secretary Rhonda Medows, was held at the Georgia Tech Research Institute before a public audience.
About The Center
The Center for Health Transformation is a high-impact collaboration of private and public sector leaders committed to creating a 21st Century Intelligent Health System that saves lives and saves money for all Americans. The Center is a for-profit, bi-partisan membership-based organization with over 100 members who participate in member meetings, collaborative workshops, training sessions and workgroups, and projects. The Center, through CHT Press, has recently published The Art of Transformation and its practical workbook by Newt Gingrich and Nancy Desmond.
Center for Health Transformation
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