Fund the 2000 census statistical samples

Article Abstract:

It is greatly necessary for the government to fund the year 2000 census statistical samples despite vehement objections from some politicians. Statistical samples will help make the year 2000 census more accurate and prevent an undercount, as what happened in the 1980 and 1990 census. The need to have an accurate estimate of population and income distributions from the local to the state level will help government programs such as Medicaid to extend their benefits to more people.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Bureau of the Census, Admin. of general economic programs, Editorial, Management, Economic aspects, Statistical sampling, Sampling (Statistics), Census, Censuses

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Electronic prescribing and HIPAA Privacy Regulation

Article Abstract:

The viability of outpatient electronic prescribing systems under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 is examined.

General services, Government domestic functions, Usage, Safety and security measures, Computers, Prescription writing, United States. Congress, Computer systems, Health policy

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Electronic medical records-federal standards needed

Article Abstract:

The need for standards in architecture and language of electronic medical records to maintain privacy of information is emphasized.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Standards, Electronic records, Medical records, Medical informatics

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