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Automation has been making human workers superfluous for centuries, but until recently, workers whose jobs required high-level cognitive skills have been able to rest easy, confident no machine could possibly replace them when it came to making nuanced decisions based on the evaluation of complicated, sometimes contradictory data. By Khal Rai, Senior Vice President, Product Development & Operations, SRS Health

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Healthcare industry today is focused on improving the quality of care and operational efficiency, while reducing costs and optimizing its backend operations. By Infosys Technologies Limited
Confidential information abounds in healthcare, so healthcare providers must ensure that their records are easy and efficient to obtain, yet secure from unauthorized access.
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FEATURED CONTENT

  • Move Over Functional Obsolescence: Cybersecurity Is Driving Lifecycle Management For Connected Medical Devices
    3/7/2018

    As CIO’s and CISO’s who walk the halls of healthcare institutions know all too well, the number of devices being enabled in the Internet of Things and Internet of Medical Things around us is exploding exponentially. With this explosion, complexities arise in security, data collection, storage, and especially lifecycle management. Devices have varying degrees of security and lifespans that range from two years up to 15 years, adding complications to management strategies.

  • Case Study: Wandsworth Primary Care Trust
    9/23/2009
    Improved data means we can take action more quickly in areas where parents appear less likely to have their child inoculated. By Microsoft
  • 5 Reasons E-Signature Is Invaluable
    8/21/2017

    Electronic signature is a fast-growing technology in all industries. By Ellen Sluder, VP, Marketing, Medforce Technologies Inc.

  • Financial Services Current State In Healthcare
    11/23/2009
    Financial service organizations are increasingly providing products and services to the healthcare community. While the medical lockbox may have been the first healthcare-specific product that banks1 offered to larger hospital systems, products have expanded to include a number of different services for payers, providers and consumers. By Workgroup for Electronic Data Interchange (WEDI)
  • Flawed Human Behavior Could Threaten Success Of Stimulus EMR Incentive Program
    8/31/2009
    As someone involved in the digital document and content management business I have watched the approaching stimulus incentives for EMR (electronic medical records) with a great deal of interest. There’s no question that if implemented correctly the stimulus program can accelerate the adoption of more efficient (computer based) record management, resulting in improved health care and reduced costs. By Jeff Nelson
  • Healthcare Providers, ROI Reality
    3/1/2016

    In 2006, HealthMark revolutionized the ROI industry by developing proprietary software MedRelease that is employed through three unique delivery models; full, remote, and shared service options, all at no cost to the healthcare facility. This software was designed to meet the growing need for a more efficient method of releasing medical records while complying with increasingly restrictive HIPAA requirements and patient privacy laws.

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