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<abstract>The rapidly rising costs of health care, along with an increasing
concern for the quality of care and the safety of patients, are  
driving health care organizations to use information technology  
(IT) to automate clinical care operations and their associated	 
administrative functions. Among its other functions, IT is now	 
being used for electronic medical records, order management and  
results reporting, patient care management, and Internet access  
for patient and provider communications. It also provides	 
automated billing and financial management. The Ranking Minority 
Member of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and  
Pensions asked GAO to identify cost savings and other benefits	 
realized by health care organizations that have implemented IT	 
both in providing clinical health care and in the administrative 
functions associated with health care delivery. GAO analyzed	 
information from 10 private and public health care delivery	 
organizations, 3 health care insurers, and 1 community data	 
network.</abstract>
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