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CoActiv announces EXAM-PACS-ORTHO for iPad at AAOS

 Industry News Release March 09, 2010
In the forefront of breaking technology, CoActiv Medical (Booth 635) announces at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) conference new EXAM-PACS touch screen image viewing for the recently announced Apple iPad large-screen digital viewing and communications device.
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HIMSS10 Newswire: Nuance unveils Dragon Medical Mobile apps for smartphones at booth #7633

 Industry News Release March 02, 2010
Nuance Communications, Inc., announced it will showcase an advanced suite of Dragon Medical Mobile technologies and solutions at HIMSS.
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Merge Healthcare Launches eFilm Mobile

 Industry News Release March 02, 2010
Merge Healthcare, a leading health IT solutions provider, today announced the release of eFilm Mobile, an exciting new extension of the eFilm Workstation franchise. This mobile device application provides users of eFilm Workstation v3.3 secure access to worklists and studies from their iPhone® or iPod touch®, bringing many key components of medical imaging workflow to the palm of their hand.
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New mobile interface to facilitate iPhone alerts

 Kyle Hardy February 25, 2010
Emergin, a Philips Healthcare company, has released an interface between the company’s alert management platform and the Voalté communication server to deliver alert notifications via Apple iPhone and iPod Touch devices.
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How big is the risk of not implementing EHRs?

 Patty Enrado February 25, 2010
Texas Medical Association (TMA) released the results of its EMR 2009 Report. There is a lot of positive data to be mined from TMA's survey, but the most interesting is the data on those physicians who reported that they do not plan on implementing an EHR.
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Docs using mobile apps at the point of care

 Kyle Hardy February 18, 2010
The introduction of a medical check list for the iPhone could be a benefit to providers as mobile technology is quickly being integrated into the care process.
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iSoft brings Lorenzo to iPhone

 Jamie Thompson February 17, 2010
Australia-based IT company iSoft has announced that it is bringing its Lorenzo software to Apple's iPhone. The Lorenzo application allows medical professionals to access scans, x-rays, and patient records through a prototype that is due for release later this year.
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Healthcare wants a tablet, but not Apple’s iPad - survey results

 Chris Thorman February 10, 2010
Last week, during the fever pitch surrounding the announcement of Apple’s iPad tablet, Software Advice surveyed 178 physicians, nurses, medical students and healthcare IT professionals about what the healthcare industry’s ideal tablet would look like.
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Top Ten Predictions for Healthcare IT in 2010

 John Moore January 15, 2010
There are plenty of top 10 predictions on any number of topics, but it is rare to find one focusing on healthcare IT, Chilmark Research's bailiwick.
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Epic releases iPhone app

 Jack Beaudoin January 14, 2010
Electronic health record vendor Epic has just released Haiku, an iPhone application that provides authorized users with secure access to schedules, patient lists, health summaries, test results and notes.
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Ringful tunes into smartphone craze

 Eric Wicklund December 31, 2009
The ubiquitous mobile phone is becoming an important tool for healthcare-conscious consumers as well as physicians, thanks to a Texas-based startup.
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iPhone Application Designed for Multiple Sclerosis Patients is Launched

 Industry News Release December 29, 2009
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Vendor Notebook: Cerner rolls out solution to improve data security

 Eric Wicklund December 18, 2009
Cerner, based in Kansas City, Mo., has unveiled the Certify Data Systems HealthDock, an appliance developed with San Jose, Calif.-based Certify Data Systems that’s designed to enable the secure electronic flow of clinical data between hospitals and physician practices regardless of the EHR system being used.
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Smartphone adoption trend draws mobile app, content developers

 John Farrell December 01, 2009
With a recent Manhattan Research report claiming 81 percent of physicians will own smartphones by 2012, the race is on to develop mobile applications and customized content aimed at physicians and allied health professionals.
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Acute appendicitis - There's an app for that

 Bernie Monegain November 30, 2009
Radiologists can accurately diagnose acute appendicitis from a remote location with a mobile phone equipped with special software, according to a study presented Monday at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America.
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Sarasota Memorial Hospital uses new iPhone technology to help patients and nurses

 Diana Manos November 09, 2009
Sarasota Memorial Health Care System officials say an iPhone platform at one hospital has helped give nurses more time with patients, increasing patient and nurse satisfaction.
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Vendor Notebook - API Healthcare announces new contracts for human capital management

 Eric Wicklund November 06, 2009
API Healthcare, a Hartford, Wis.-based provider of human capital management solutions for healthcare providers, has signed new contracts with seven healthcare organizations.
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ESP Launches Free Mobile Application for Health Care Professionals

 Industry News Release October 22, 2009
Emerging Solutions in Pain, one of the leading sources of pain medicine health information, is delighted to announce the launch of ESP Mobile, a free medical application for health care professions involved in pain management or addiction medicine.
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New Products: October 2009

 Healthcare IT News Staff September 28, 2009
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Voice, Medical Records iPhone Apps Launched for Physicians

 Industry News Release September 21, 2009
Webahn, Inc. announces the launch of two new iPhone Apps for physicians. Capzule for its online Electronic Medical Records service Capzule.com and Accent, a voice recording application, for its online transcription service OvernightScribe.com.
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