Keeping up with health IT policy these days is akin to solving a crossword puzzle while skydiving through a cloud of volcanic dust. It's just that easy.
Enter Brian Eastwood, site editor at SearchHealthIT.com. Eager to bring a measure of clarity to the health IT muddle, Eastwood has compiled a list of top ten must-read health IT policy documents, along with links that attempt "to explain those documents in plain English."
Not as entertaining as a David Letterman compendium, but useful nonetheless. Good show, Brian.
John Pulley
John Pulley has written the Health IT Update blog since May 2011. Prior to becoming a regular contributor to Nextgov, he covered technology for Federal Computer Week and Government Health IT magazines. He has written about government for Federal Times and Air Force Times, as well. Pulley has worked in journalism for more than 20 years. He began his career covering local government for regional newspapers. In addition, he served as a writer and senior editor at The Chronicle of Higher Education for seven years. In 2006, he founded The Pulley Group, an editorial services agency.
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