1. Patient-Centered 'Medical Home' Models Lag in Key Areas - US News and World Report
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 10 (HealthDay News) -- Many large physician groups in the United States lack the essential elements needed to create patient-centered "medical homes" designed to put primary-care doctors in charge of coordinating care, say...

2. The good and the wired - US News and World Report
A hospital can't promise top-notch healthcare simply because it has a lot of snazzy computers. But the high-tech hospitals below are more likely to offer quality care because they've been awarded a double distinction. Earlier this month, they were l...

3. Health: The view from inside major medical centers - US News and World Report
Participants in this panel, moderated by U.S. News Executive Editor Brian Kelly, included Dr. Thomas Burke, executive vice president and physician-in-chief at the University of Texas's M.D. Anderson Cancer Center; Dr. C. Ronald Kahn, president and d...

4. USNews.com: The good and the wired (7/25/05)
T he 47 hospitals below just garnered double distinctions. First, they were listed among America's Best Hospitals, U.S.

5. USNews.com: "America's Best" Plugged-in Hospitals (8/2/04)
L ast week Hospitals& Health Networks released its annual list of the"100 most wired hospitals and health systems." Of the 100, 38 have additional appeal—they are also U.S.

6. A high dose of healthcare tech - US News and World Report
A big reason hospitals wire up is to reduce prescription mistakes and other medical errors. But patients benefit in other ways, too, according to Hospitals& Health Networks' yearly surveys.