21 May 2008
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Beth Israel, CVS part of new service By Jeffrey Krasner, Globe Staff May 20, 2008 Internet search giant Google Inc. yesterday rolled out its long-awaited Google Health product, which will enable users to upload and store medical records from many sources. Local healthcare companies working with Google on the project include Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston and CVS Caremark of Woonsocket, R.I. Google said users can enter their personal medical records on a site with individual password protection, giving them a way to view the information from any geographic location. The company said such access is especially useful if a patient becomes ill or is injured far from his or her primary care physician. “We believe that patients should be the stewards of their own data,” said Dr. John Halamka, chief information officer at Beth Israel Deaconess, in a statement. “Our vision is that … Please click here to continue reading this article Related Article: telegraph.co.uk: |
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