Document Management Featured Content

91. Brigham And Women’s Hospital Saves Over $9M, Improves MT Productivity 123% 4/16/2012

     

    A 730-bed nonprofit teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School and a founding member of Partners Healthcare System, Brigham and Women’s Hospital is a world leader in patient care and research. The organization wanted to upgrade its existing transcription process to eliminate multiple medical transcription service

    organizations (MTSOs) contracts and to address increasingly complex technical and billing infrastructures. The expensive, slow system hampered clinicians’ ability to maximize use of transcribed reports to diagnose and plan patient care.
92. One Practice’s Journey To Accountable Care 4/5/2012
    This white paper chronicles how New Pueblo Medicine, an independent practice of seven internal medicine physicians based in Arizona, is delivering team-oriented, prevention-focused care with tighter coordination across the continuum of care, while responding to regulatory and compensation pressures and remaining a small independent practice.
93. Advanced Forms Management For Epic Environments: How Exempla Healthcare Achieved Significant Savings And Efficiencies 3/21/2012
    Exempla chose Bottomline’s MedEx® solution to optimize the efficiency and effectiveness of its document-driven processes.
94. Advanced Forms Automation Helps Asante Health System Improve Safety And Reduce Costs 3/21/2012

    In 2003, Asante Health selected Bottomline Technologies to provide advanced forms automation for clinical and business office forms within their facilities. Users throughout Asante Health—including registration, clinical care, pharmacy, human resources and finance—now depend on Bottomline’s forms delivery and workflow solutions to not only manage document output, but also to drive important patient care and safety processes.

95. ECM Solutions Solve Healthcare Challenges In Both Patient Records And Finance 3/8/2012
    Oklahoma Surgical Hospital is a surgical specialty hospital that started out as strictly orthopedic surgery and recently expanded to all surgeries.
96. Unlock The Power Of Narrative Documentation 3/7/2012
    As the industry races to adopt EHR technology driven by mandates and reimbursements, the crux of the problem is that clinical documentation fundamentals are being forgotten. Narrative dictation has played a dominant role in clinical documentation for decades for two important reasons, and this white paper highlights how you can gain even more value from clinical narrative.
97. The 2013 ICD-10 Mandate Can Be An Opportunity For Cost Savings Today 3/7/2012
    The brewing ICD-10 storm will quadruple the number of codes, and while preparation for this mandated transition may seem extremely daunting to coders, proactive facilities are finding ways to cash in on cost savings spawned by ICD-10 today.
98. Saint Michael’s Medical Center Saves Big With eForms 3/5/2012

    Converting printed medical forms to electronic streamlined admissions, improved recordkeeping efficiency, and reduced print-related costs by nearly $100,000 in one year at St. Michael’s Medical Center. By DB Technology

99. Ashland Memorial Medical Center Improves Patient Safety And Admission Processes 3/2/2012

    Memorial Medical Center is a 100-bed acute care hospital offering a wide range of medical/surgical services and emergency care. Hayward Hospital, a 50-bed facility some forty miles to the southwest, offers hospital and skilled nursing home facilities. These oases of healthcare are employing cutting edge technology to ensure patient safety and quality of care. And FormFast, Inc. is helping them achieve their goals.

100. The Emergence Of Color Imaging And Its Positive Impact On Caregiver Workflow And Patient Care 2/28/2012
     Recent innovations in the field of area-imaging technology have led to the development of 2D scanners that are capable of capturing color images. This new functionality will allow hospitals that deploy color imaging scanners to experience significant benefits, including improved caregiver productivity, reduced device acquisition costs, streamlined workflow, minimized occurrence of identity theft/fraud, increased protection against patient privacy violations, reduced instances of Medicare Non-Payment for Performance, and a higher level of protection for bar code scanning investments.