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May 09, 2004
Direct payer-to-provider connectivity is on the rise among even smaller providers, but analysts say that clearinghouses will not be going away anytime soon.The latest example of...
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Kaiser Hawaii readies to go paperlessKaiser Permanente expects its outpatient clinics in Hawaii will save the HMO $10 million by switching to electron...
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Experience with the Department of Defense, Veterans Administration and other government agencies is suddenly paying off for healthcare IT firms.In recent months, vendors have di...
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May 09, 2004
Senior technologist Ken Knotts admits that as far as vertical markets go, healthcare wasn't at the top of ClearCube's list when the company began marketing its desktop blade technology in 2000....
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Richard Fiddleman of Mitretek Systems is astounded that the nation's medical device recall and alert system has been ignored by policy-makers and healthcare IT vendors alike.Two...
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May 09, 2004
Lawson officials say they don't differentiate themselves from the competition on features and functionality, but instead on outcomes and customer satisfaction. To back up that claim, the St. Paul, Min...
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May 09, 2004
Emergisoft's CEO and chairman Ash R. Huzenlaub says moving from a public to private company will help return its focus on products and customers. "It's better to be a good priva...
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Consulting firm partners with software makersHealthcare consulting firm Beacon Partners, based in Norwood, Mass., has teamed up with two other Massachusetts...
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When it comes to mobile clinical and knowledge management systems, vendors and users say the true value is in retrieving reliable information quickly - whether from the patient'...
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Across all industries, the use of data storage has grown from 50 percent to 100 percent. For every dollar an organization spends on hardware storage, it spends three to fo...
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Universal Community Health Center’s tele-assistive technology comes with an iPad, an otoscope, a stethoscope and a high-definition camera that allows a patient with the guidance of a physician to do a physical exam.
