November 2014 HITO Issue
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Whether technology played a part in Duncan’s Ebola misdiagnosis may still be in question, but what can no longer be ignored is the fact that health IT has to get better. |
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Feature Story These influential individuals and organizations are leading the charge for positive change in health IT. |
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Roundtables
Two health providers share how voice recognition technology helps improve physician workflow, reduce turnaround time for documentation, streamline operations, and reduce operating costs.
Considering a move to a patient-centered medical home environment? Read what providers making the transition have to say. |
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| Case Studies
Inova Fairfax Medical Center is using a mobile, game-based platform to improve the continuing medical education of its clinical staff.
Enterprise imaging platform addresses explosive growth in digital image volumes.
By leveraging medical device data management technology, UC San Diego Medical Center was able to accelerate diagnoses for its cardiac patients and reduce the overall length of stay in its ER by 92 minutes.
The University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health implemented a new revenue cycle management (RCM) suite to overcome HIPAA 5010 hurdles and received improved overall claims validation in the process. Q&A CHRISTUS Health realizes a marked decrease in hospital readmissions and significant cost savings with RPM pilot. |
