Davies - In the News

The following two episodes of HIMSS' Physician Community Podcast Series recently mentioned the Davies awards:
Episode #13: The "Meaningful EHR": Insight from the HIMSS Davies Awards of Excellence
Episode #10: Achieving EHR Excellence, Deriving Value: HIMSS Nicholas E. Davies Award of Excellence
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2007 Davies Ambulatory Care Award recipient, Village Partners in Plano, Texas is making news in the delivery of outpatient care. They are the feature article in the Texas Academy of Family Physicians Journal this quarter. Read more>>

Maine Readies for November Launch of Health Data Exchange

Versatile Interface and VistA-Based System Garner Recognition for Medsphere Partner Cherokee Indian Hospital

LEARNING FROM THE DAVIES
AWARDS. You can use the Davies
Awards application process to
evaluate your organization's IT
efforts by DAVE WANSER, PHD -
2006 Davies Public Health Award

Allina receives HIMSS Davies
Award for Superior Data Integration

Brian Jacobs, MD, the chief medical information officer at Children's National Medical Center, describes why the HIMSS Davies Award encourages innovation.

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Announcements

Davies and the Impact of ARRA:
Resources bringing clarity to
"Meaningful EHR" Learn more

View the new video featuring Eastern Maine Medical Center's journey to becoming a Davies recipient.
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Davies Organizational Award & HIMSS Analytics EMRAM Stage 7 Award – Compare Contrast
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2009 Davies Awards criteria now available. Learn more

Honoring excellence in the implementation of electronic health records (EHRs), the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) announces the recipients of the 2008 Davies Awards in the Organizational, Ambulatory and Community Health Organization categories. Read more

James Morrow, MD For me personally, the Davies Award started me down a very exciting path of opportunity in healthcare, a chance to make a difference on a larger scale, and to ultimately influence the healthcare of those who I could have never reached without this recognition.”