United States. Department of Health and Human Services

An official guide of the U.S. Government to new and developing national standards for electronic health records (EHRs), health information security, and patients' privacy. Includes resources geared to four audiences: Providers and professionals; Patients and families; Policy researchers andimplementers; and, Federal advisory committees.

The purpose of the bibliography is to provide an overview and background and is not comprehensive on the various topics. The references consist of citations from the professional journal and monographic literature, prominent newspapers, legal materials, and links to Internet sites. The focus of the literature cited is mostly U.S. centered with limited citations on world hunger and nutrition issues. Most of the citations are in English. The date coverage...

The Indian Health Service (IHS), an agency within the Department of Health and Human Services, is responsible for providing federal health services to American Indians and Alaska Natives. The IHS we site has extensive information for providers, physicians, as well as community health and locations. Information on special health programs is also highlighted.

Launched by the First Lady, Let's Move! task force focuses on: creating a healthy start for children; empowering parents and caregivers; providing healthy food in schools; improving access to healthy, affordable foods; increasing physical activity. Site coverage includes sign-up link for Let's Move! cities, towns and counties program, facts, food & nutrition, physical activity, and current event news via blogs.

Presents the official U.S. government site where individuals, families, and small businesses may learn about and enroll in health and dental plans pursuant to Public Law 111-148, the Affordable Care Act of 2010. Includes an extensive library for consumers and glossary.