Featured Content
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One-Room/One-Cart: A Model To Improve Nursing Workflow
8/2/2011
This case study outlines how The University Of Colorado Hospital (UCH) reduced downtime, conserved battery life, and improved clinical documentation by adopting a room-based mobile cart model.
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St. Anthony’s Medical Center Using SIS Analytics To Reduce Costs, Revamp Case Scheduling, And Increase Patient Safety
1/25/2010
St. Anthony’s Medical Center, a 767-bed comprehensive healthcare complex in St. Louis, has a history of providing outstanding service to its patients. Featuring a 44-room emergency department and a level-two trauma center that treats nearly 70,000 patients annually, SAMC received the 2007 Distinguished Hospital Award for Patient Safety from HealthGrades. By Surgical Information Systems (SIS)
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FutureCare For The Information Generation With Predictive Analytics
4/12/2016
Our technology-driven world is dramatically changing how we consume information as part of the Information Generation. We are always connected, on more devices, and can quickly access data from across the world. When it comes to our own healthcare, we act as both patients and consumers of healthcare information.
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Community Care Application
5/20/2014
Support population health through a customizable framework to determine compliance and next steps on a clinic, provider or patient level.
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CPT 99490: How Our Small Family Practice Is Using Technology To Become More Patient-Centric
6/20/2016
Statistics show the average Medicare beneficiary with two or more chronic conditions sees between five and seven different healthcare providers on a consistent basis. Like many small practices, ours has faced many challenges in caring for these patients. Indeed, many essential but mundane administrative tasks associated with these patients have historically consumed a large measure of our staff’s time and resources. By Michael Paul Gimness, MD, owner of Family Medical Specialists of Florida
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White Paper: Automated Volumetric Cardiac Ultrasound Analysis
8/19/2009
Full volume imaging in echocardiography is one of the emerging imaging modalities increasingly used in clinical practice to assess cardiac function. Volume acquisition methods are continuously improving in terms of spatial and temporal resolution and can provide a more complete representation of the heart for evaluation when compared to conventional two-dimensional echocardiography. By Bogdan Georgescu, Ph.D., Siemens
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White Paper: Top 10 Criteria For Selecting An Enterprise Medical Imaging Repository
1/13/2011
This white paper provides healthcare organizations with a checklist on how to evaluate and select a consolidated medical imaging repository that enables easy and secure access of medical images outside of each respective imaging department. By AGFA
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Health Future Looks To The Future, Gains Transparency & Cost Savings Across The Supply Chain With MedAssets
2/19/2010
With a network of hospitals across Oregon and Nevada, including facilities using different materials management systems and no common item master, Health Future, LLC lacked a means to aggregate data across the system and gain an accurate picture of its supply expenses. By MedAssets
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ASCs Add Substantial Value To Outpatient Surgery
10/5/2020
Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) are not new to the healthcare industry, but recent technological advances and the potential for COVID-19 infection in the hospital setting are driving many third-party administrators to take a deeper look.
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How To Make Enterprise Mobility Manageable
8/15/2012
This CITO Research white paper sponsored by Fiberlink discusses what is needed beyond mobile device management (MDM) to achieve true enterprise mobility.