Articles from Health Management Technology (February 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A million a month: Pennsylvania health system customizes software not only to strengthen claims processing, but also to improve its payment posting process. (Claims processing: case history).			1433
A technology for all seasons: South Carolina hospital uses bar code scanning throughout the enterprise, in clinical and nonclinical settings, for increased efficiency and quality. (Bar Coding).	Bray, Kathy		1239
CRM builds market share: Arkansas health system uses CRM and target marketing to grow its business. (Profiles In IT).	Blair, Robin		1338
Digital dictation systems. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	161
Getting paid the first time: North Carolina specialty practice gains from claims and coding software. (Claims processing: case history).			605
Headache relief: outsourcing credentialing for a busy physician practice brings improvement. (What works: credentialing).			1005
Healthcare's last mile: linking disparate information systems. (Viewpoint).	St. Clair, David	Industry Overview	958
High performance standards. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	114
HIPAA business partners can certify this summer. (Privacy Regulations).		Brief Article	196
Improved database toolset. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	161
In record time: diary of an EMR installation: Georgia pediatric practice discovers that not only is eight enough, it's the perfect number of weeks necessary for implementing an EMR. (CPRs/EMRs: case history).	Babbitt, Nancy		1491
Insurer pays care and cost-based bonuses. (Managed Care).		Brief Article	137
Internet visits soaring.		Brief Article	84
Isolation transformer. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	112
Laboratory information system hotlist.		Buyers Guide	1942
LIS and the enterprise: lab information systems play a pivotal role in patient care, and IT systems have evolved to meet current-day users' needs. (Laboratory Information Systems).	Rogoski, Richard R.		2215
Living large: a small HMO implements a managed care information system that enables it to compete with large rivals. (What works: managed care).			1052
Mobile Tablet PC. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	153
Multi-input label printing. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	119
New attitude. (From The Editor).	Blair, Robin		543
Online tools for brokers, employers. (Managed Care).		Brief Article	129
Pain-free CPOE: following the right protocol is a critical step for encouraging physician adoption. (Systems Integration).	Marshalek, George; Casey, Steve		1679
Patient communication solution. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	148
Performance standards benefit health plans. (Claims processing: case history).	Rock, Steve		439
Plan members can compare hospital performance. (Managed Care).		Brief Article	130
POC application suite upgrade. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	151
Pocket EKGs.		Brief Article	130
PocketScript broadens to BlackBerry.		Brief Article	46
PPO rise continues.		Brief Article	111
ProxyMed acquires MedUnite. (e-Transactions).		Brief Article	241
Storage area network for Heart Hospital.		Brief Article	126
Supply chain firms link up.		Brief Article	71
Take the NMHCC test drive: conference goers can maximize their time on the NMHCC exhibit floor with well-targeted visits to suppliers of the latest technology. (NMHCC Exhibitor Preview).			1962
Thin-client platform. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	149
Transcription consolidation.		Brief Article	60
Versatile e-mail security. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	93
Workgroup to identify industry best practices. (Security).		Brief Article	113
XML and HIPAA: the data wave of the future? Web-enable your data to strategically position your organization for future e-health initiatives. (HIPAA Watch).	Chapman, Sherwood		1089