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Boston-based group employs IT power in Haiti

 Bernie Monegain February 24, 2010
Information technology is playing a pivotal role in the work on the ground in earthquake-ravaged Haiti as Boston-based Partners In Health tends to the sick and the maimed.
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Fast Company selects top innovators in healthcare

 Bernie Monegain February 19, 2010
GE, athenahealth and Sermo are among the top 10 innovative healthcare companies named by Fast Company. Kaiser Permanente is the sole healthcare provider on the list.
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The International eHealth, Telemedicine and Health ICT Forum for Education, Networking and Business

 February 11, 2010
eHealth, Telemedicine and Health ICT are a tool at the service of medical and nurse practitioners, patients, citizens, healthcare institutions and governments. It involves many different stakeholders who need to be brought face-to-face to share aspirations, learn from research and experiences, show the possibilities, understand the market, discover new applications.
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UCI's new telemedicine training facility opens

 Molly Merrill February 08, 2010
Physicians at the University of California, Irvine School of Medicine will begin moving into a new $40.5 million medical education building this week. The new building includes a telemedicine training center, which officials say will help prepare their doctors for healthcare in the digital age.
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Cisco launches telemedicine pilot

 Eric Wicklund February 03, 2010
Cisco moved closer to the launch of a telemedicine platform with its January announcement of a pilot project involving 15 sites in southern California.
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Leveraging Technology to Improve Healthcare: A senior research analyst’s perspective

 Resource Central January 21, 2010
As hospitals and physicians begin to implement EHR systems, the need for seamless transitions to improved networks that facilitate data exchange between and within hospitals will be imperative.
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Boston-based group employs IT strength in Haiti

 Bernie Monegain January 19, 2010
Information technology is playing a pivotal role in the work on the ground in earthquake-ravaged Haiti as Boston-based Partners in Health tends to the sick and the maimed.
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Cisco, Molina Healthcare launch telemedicine project in southern California

 Eric Wicklund January 18, 2010
Fifteen sites in southern California will soon be delivering primary and specialty care services to underserved residents through a telemedicine program being piloted by Cisco, Molina Healthcare and the state.
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Providers look to IT to counter physician shortage

 Patty Enrado December 31, 2009
With the physician shortage growing, healthcare providers are looking to health IT to deliver time savings and improved efficiencies, according to a market survey.
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Telemedicine expanded to offshore drillers in Arabian Gulf

 Kyle Hardy December 30, 2009
Two offshore drilling rigs in the Arabian Gulf have deployed new video medical services to provide better healthcare for rig workers.
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Study says telemedicine doesn't improve ICU outcomes

 Molly Merrill December 30, 2009
The use of telemedicine in intensive care units does not improve patients' risk of death or length of stay, according to a recent study.
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Rural hospitals get technology boost

 Bernie Monegain December 29, 2009
Sixteen rural hospitals in South Dakota will receive a total of $244,376 in grants for technology projects from laboratory electronic medical records to a medication labeling and bar code system.
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Providers look to IT to counter physician shortage

 Patty Enrado December 16, 2009
With the physician shortage growing, healthcare providers are looking to health IT to deliver time savings and improved efficiencies, according to a market survey.
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IT helps drive $232B personalized medicine market

Bernie Monegain December 08, 2009
Information technology and telemedicine are helping to boost the market for personalized medicine in the United States and also benefiting from it.
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Physicians network uses wireless IT to improve home-based care

 Kyle Hardy November 20, 2009
The Wound Technology Network, a Hollywood, Fla.-based network of physicians, is using wireless services and mobile devices to provide better care to chronic wound patients in south Florida and southern California.
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NHS targets improved care with telemedicine project

 Kyle Hardy November 18, 2009
The UK's National Health Service plans to leverage IOCOM technology in its East of England telemedicine project to improve care for stroke patients.
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Physician shortage drives telemedicine market

 Patty Enrado November 18, 2009
Swedish Medical Center, the largest medical center in the Pacific Northwest, will enable remote hospitals to access its nationally recognized stroke team for stroke support services.
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Mayo Clinic, STMicroelectronics to develop heart-monitoring platform

 Bernie Monegain November 06, 2009
The Mayo Clinic and STMicroelectronics, a Swiss-based semiconductor company, are collaborating on a platform for remotely monitoring patients with chronic cardiovascular disease.
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MGMA chief calls on medical groups to help remake healthcare

Bernie Monegain October 14, 2009
At about the same time the Senate Finance Committee voted 14-9 Tuesday to approve its healthcare reform bill, Medical Group Management Association Presidnet and CEO William F. Jessee, MD, took the stage in Denver to urge his audience to do their part to fix the nation's troubled healthcare system.
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Vendor Notebook - Bronx RHIO to deploy Axolotl's Elysium Exchange suite

 Eric Wicklund October 09, 2009
The Axolotl Corp. has announced that the Bronx Regional Health Information Organization (BronxRHIO) will deploy Axolotl's Elysium Exchange suite of solutions.
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