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• SCL Health Gives Time Back To Doctors With Simplified IT Experience

  11/3/2017

  As a $2.5 billion nonprofit healthcare network with 11 hospitals, 210 physician clinics, and home and hospice services throughout Colorado, Kansas and Montana, SCL Health supports more than 20,000 associates, physicians, clinical staff, students, contractors and consultants. This means that at any given moment, there are thousands of people who depend on the SCL Health IT network to access patient records, care for patients using an electronic medical record, and schedule and coordinate appointments. Since 2005, SCL Health has been in a strategic partnership with Citrix to facilitate and streamline its IT processes by simplifying how associates access data and systems so they can ultimately focus more time on patients.

• Improve Patient Safety With A Quality Wristband Solution

  12/9/2010

  Patient wristband quality and consistency depend heavily on the print technology, printer model and wristband material used. By Intermec, Inc.
• Healthcare Is Catching Up To Modern Consumerism — Is Your Organization Ready?

  3/8/2018

  Over the past decade, the patient payment experience in healthcare has changed drastically, often at the cost of the patient experience. If a patient was insured, going to the doctor meant paying a $20 to $50 copay, with the insurance company handling the rest. Providers had the option to then collect the copay or just as easily write off that $50.

• The Total Cost Of Not Managing Outsourced Vendors

  12/13/2017

  Before high-deductible health plans and the expansion of IRS and CFPB engagement in patient finance, managing uninsured accounts and patients with responsibility after insurance was relatively straightforward.

• Remote Care Management Technologies In 2018: Tracking 3 Key Drivers

  1/25/2018

  Healthcare organizations continue to adopt information technology for better patient care. Headlining these innovations are technologies for remote care management, providing patients with an immediate link to their care team for regular monitoring at home, or wherever they happen to be.

• A White Paper About EMR Workflow, Usability, And Productivity In Pediatric And Primary Care

  9/30/2009

  “A high-volume, low-margin business like primary care medicine simply cannot support the costs. These include both the very high dollar cost of buying and maintaining a system and the huge drop in productivity that initially accompanies implementation.” By Charles Webster, MD, MSIE, MSIS