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Updates on meaningful use, certified EHR technology and the stimulus bill

Chris Thorman February 04, 2010
In this table, we've combined the meaningful use objectives for both eligible professionals and hospitals for the Stage 1 adoption year, the required EHR technology criteria to accomplish those objectives and what criteria the government will use to measure meaningful use.
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ECRI identifies top 10 health technology hazards for 2010

Jeff Marion December 02, 2009
Superior healthcare technology usually means better care and safety for patients - but the familiar technologies that power today's modern hospitals also have a dark side. From infections to cancer to surgical fires, this list covers the top 10 healthcare technology threats for 2010.
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Telehealth pilot helps patients with kidney disease

Erin McCann May 25, 2012
A remote telehealth pilot has shown promise for patients living with chronic kidney disease.
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TELUS and Orange team up to provide remote monitoring solutions to patients with chronic diseases

Industry News Release May 24, 2012
TELUS Health Solutions and Orange have joined forces to develop innovative remote monitoring solutions for patients with chronic diseases. The Calydial solution, a pilot that remotely monitored patients with kidney disease, in collaboration with Grenoble University Hospital, Calydial dialysis centers of Lyon, France and AGDUC health center in Grenoble, France, yielded positive results; patient satisfaction and patient support both improved1. Yesterday, the Calydial solution was awarded the Innovation Prize in the telemedicine category at Health IT, France’s preeminent information technology trade show for hospitals and other medical establishments.
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HHS gives innovation awards to 26 organizations

Bernie Monegain May 08, 2012
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced Tuesday the first batch of organizations receiving Health Care Innovation awards. A total of $122.6 million will support 26 projects -- many underpinned by health IT, and all aimed at improving care, saving money and improving the healthcare workforce.
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For hospitals, there's no app for that

Kaiser Health News December 28, 2011
Hospitals are usually eager to embrace the latest medical technology, but the road to deploying tablet computers has been bumpy.
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Fresenius Medical Care to expedite scheduling and dispatch of Acute Services Technical Personnel

Industry News Release November 03, 2011
ViryaNet Limited (OTCQB: VRYAF), a leading provider of software solutions that optimize the planning, execution, and monitoring of service processes for mobile workforces, announced today that Fresenius Medical Care has selected ViryaNet’s G4 Workforce Management Solution to expedite the scheduling and dispatch of acute services technical personnel which includes thousands of registered nurses and patient care technicians.
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How Occupy Wall Street is affecting healthcare and social media

Kelly Mehler October 14, 2011
The advocacy group Health Care for America Now has had a loud voice in the healthcare reform debate over the past three years. The company started a Tumblr blog titled "We are the 99 percent," where followers submit photos of themselves holding a sheet of paper, with a message as to why they choose to occupy Wall Street. The site states: "We are forced to choose between groceries and rent. We are denied quality medical care. We are suffering from environmental pollution." The list goes on.
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EMR text search tool promising for adverse events detection

Molly Merrill August 25, 2011
Free-text searches of electronic medical records could be better at identifying patients’ postoperative complications than the currently used billing codes, according to a new study.
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EHR-based registry could transform chronic kidney disease care

Bernie Monegain November 05, 2010
A registry of healthcare information on patients with mild to moderate chronic kidney disease could help physicians improve care for patients, according to a new study in Clinical Journal of the American Society Nephrology (CJASN).
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Achieving Meaningful Use

John Halamka January 04, 2010
Now that the Interim Final Rule (Initial Set of Standards, Implementation Specifications, and Certification Criteria for Electronic Health Record Technology) and the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (Medicare and Medicaid Programs Electronic Health Record Incentive Program) have been published, we can all finalize our policy and technology strategies for achieving Certification and Meaningful Use in our organizations and communities.
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Fresenius Medical Care North America Acquires Health IT Services Group, Acumen nEHR

Industry News Release November 06, 2009
Fresenius Medical Care North America, operator of the nation’s leading network of dialysis facilities, today announced it has purchased Nashville-based Health IT Services Group (HITSG) and its portfolio of products including Acumen nEHR, a nephrology-specific electronic health record.
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Siemens and the National Kidney Foundation Enter Partnership

Industry News Release April 29, 2009
Siemens Healthcare donates clinical laboratory instruments and diagnostic tests to the National Kidney Foundation's community outreach program, Kidney Early Evaluation Program (KEEP), to help reduce the number of individuals that develop chronic kidney disease. The program raises awareness in the United States about early detection of kidney disease and screens high-risk individuals at no charge.
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Workforce modeling strikes a pose

Healthcare IT News Staff January 02, 2009
A company that earned its reputation designing staffing schedules for dialysis centers is setting its sights on other healthcare providers.
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Microchips to be implanted in dialysis patients

Molly Merrill August 16, 2007
DELRAY BEACH, FL - The Independent Dialysis Foundation (IDF), a not-for-profit organization affiliated with the University of Maryland, says it will partner with the VeriChip Corp., a provider o...
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Vendors partner to provide Web-based EHR for nephrologists

Richard Pizzi March 27, 2007
A German renal therapy company is partnering with a U.S.-based healthcare IT vendor to offer a Web-based electronic health record designed specifically for nephrologists.
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Vendors partner to provide Web-based EHR for nephrologists

Richard Pizzi March 26, 2007
A German renal therapy company is partnering with a U.S.-based healthcare IT vendor to offer a Web-based electronic health record designed specifically for nephrologists. Fresenius...
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