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Automating Your Critical Care Units
12/3/2009
The decision to computerize the documentation in your critical care units is an investment in your staff and your patients. Electronic medical records can improve communications between caregivers, streamline workflow and improve patient safety. By CliniComp, Intl.
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Guest Column: HITECH ACT And Meaningful Use FAQs
9/15/2010
Got a question regarding meaningful use definitions, payment criteria, or eligibility? This article provides the answers. By Sage North America
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What’s Your Strategy When HIPAA-Protected Data Literally Flies Out the Window?
9/21/2016
User frustration with technology is one thing. But aggravations that turn into veritable threats to data security? Those tend to be a touch more serious. And safeguarding all the places sensitive data ends up gets seemingly more complex by the year, thanks to the bevy of laptops, phones, and tablets we employees need to get our work done (whether those are company-issued devices or not). By Cam Roberson, Director of the Reseller Channel, Beachhead Solutions
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White Paper: How To Choose The Right Healthcare Mobile Computing Cart
4/21/2011
This white paper provides healthcare IT professionals with a simple 5-step selection process to help them deploy the best mobile/medication cart solutions for their hospital or healthcare facility. By JACO Inc.
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White Paper: Enabling Effective Nurse Communications
2/19/2010
Healthcare providers today face increasing pressure from many directions. They must improve patient care, despite persistent nursing staff shortages, and adopt new technologies in an ever-evolving environment. By Avaya Inc
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Comparison Is The New Key To Excellence: What Health Plans Can Do Boost Enrollments
12/6/2019
After the enactment of the Affordable Care Act, insurers had to cut down on the ‘cherry-picking’ of members and not provide insurance to just low-risk individuals. To some extent, the scope for earning high-profit margins had decreased for health insurance companies. This rule created an imperative for them to look for ways to curb expenses in other ways.
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Telehealth Is Here To Stay
11/28/2017
With more than 70 percent of healthcare organizations offering some form of telemedicine solution or service, we can now draw the line in the sand — telehealth has become a widely-accepted form of care delivery in the United States. As a result, we’re seeing some interesting follow-on trends, challenges and innovation developments that have broader implications to the healthcare industry.
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NLP, AI, And Machine Learning: Complementary Technologies For Advancing Patient Care
7/17/2017
For the past few years, artificial intelligence (AI) — especially natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning — has been a hot topic in healthcare as vendors, researchers, and providers consider ways to leverage technology to transform medical research and clinical care. By Simon Beaulah, Senior Director of Healthcare, Linguamatics
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Case Study: Smarter Wi-Fi Solves Coverage Problems For Physicians
11/10/2010
This case study outlines how Grove Hill Medical Center deployed 802.11n indoor wireless technologies to improve throughput and signal coverage, lower the total cost of ownership of the Wi-Fi system, and enhance patient care. By Ruckus Wireless
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St. Vincent’s Hospital: Finding Visibility, Flexibility, And Control With MaaS360
8/15/2012
In this case study from MaaS360 by Fiberlink we take a look at St. Vincent’s Hospital as it is experiencing rapid proliferation of unsecured, unmanaged smartphones and tablet devices that have the potential to compromise sensitive patient information.