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71. Telemedicine: What's Old Is New Again 5/8/2018

    I live in Colorado. We love the outdoors here. There’s plenty of sun and thousands of activities from my personal favorite, golf, to mountain biking, skiing and hiking. With these activities comes the chance for injury. Injuries come in all shapes and sizes, but it’s those that fall between minor and major that can be addressed through telemedicine.

72. Reducing The Threat Of Stolen And Compromised Credentials 6/1/2016

    Compromised and stolen credentials continue to be a thorn in the life of the health IT security professional. A recent Cloud Security Alliance survey found more than 65 percent of respondents believed compromised credentials would be the root cause of a security breach.

73. Using An Evidence-Based Framework To Cross The CPOE Adoption Divide 10/24/2014

    As a result of embracing an evidence-based culture, McLaren Port Huron has seen its CPOE rates swell to well over 80 percent.

74. Guest Column: Understanding RTLS In Healthcare 6/9/2010
    The basic supposition of a Real-Time Locating System (RTLS) is that people and objects can be located within a facility using a system of badges and tags that communicate with a sensory network. By HT Snowday, CTO, Versus Technology
75. Improving Patient Safety And Physician Satisfaction With EPCS 8/1/2017

    Attend this webinar, to hear Cambridge Health Alliance’s Arthur Ream III, Director of IT Applications and CISO, discuss the strategies CHA used to successfully integrate Imprivata Confirm ID with Epic, to meet DEA requirements for electronic prescribing of controlled substances while driving physician adoption.

76. What To Do When Disaster Strikes 4/28/2015

    Health IT Outcomes was at HIMSS15 in Chicago broadcasting live from the show floor and recording video with key exhibitors in order to provide you a glimpse into what many of healthcare's leading businesses and organizations were talking about. One of the people we were fortunate enough to speak with was Tanya Lin-Jones, National Manager, Emergency Response Team for Sprint.

77. Case Study: Ardent Health Services 9/21/2009
    With more than 9,000 employees, the Ardent Health Services network includes nine acute care hospitals, a multi-specialty physician group, a 220,000-member health plan and a nationally-recognized medical laboratory. By Perceptive Software
78. New Tools Can Improve Chronic Care Treatment, But Half-Measures Won't Work 9/9/2015

    Caring for patients with chronic diseases can be painful for physicians, both professionally and personally. Not because of the patients themselves, but because for the last 40 years, despite new and better medications and enormous monetary expenditures, we haven’t been able to make an appreciable difference in outcomes.

79. 4 Obstacles Blocking Business Intelligence In Healthcare 12/29/2016

    Among all other industries, healthcare is no doubt the most hyper-personalized. However, while care depends on the personal relationship between patient and physician, it is also inextricably bound to technology. By Abby Adams, Senior Business Analyst, Itransition Group

80. Finding Comfort In The Cloud 3/8/2016

    Change doesn’t always come in beautifully wrapped packages. Uber created an on-demand transportation market that didn’t exist before, but the process was violently disruptive for the taxi industry.