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Several organizations have formed the Imaging e-Ordering Coalition to advocate for electronic ordering of diagnostic imaging procedures aided with decision-support software.

Coalition members will educate policy makers and health care providers. Members argue that efforts to build incentives into electronic prescribing of medications should be broadened to include e-ordering of diagnostic imaging.

The coalition will ask lawmakers to include e-ordering in the development of health care system incentives for Medicare and Medicaid programs, among others.

Charter members of the Imaging e-Ordering Coalition include the American College of Radiology, Center for Diagnostic Imaging, GE Healthcare, Medicalis Corp., Merge Healthcare and Nuance Communications Inc.

The coalition does not yet have a Web site.  For information on membership, call the lobbying firm Holland & Knight at 202-457-7004.

--Joseph Goedert

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