Articles from Health Management Technology (May 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
All-around efficiency: Massachusetts OB/GYN practice improves its financial and administrative health with practice management software. (What works: practice management).			1344
Best of the best: HMT announces winners from its annual What Works competition, recognizing the best technology solutions for 2002. (What Works Awards 2002).	Blair, Robin; Lillis, Karin; Reynolds, Phil		508
Biometric identification: ultrasonic systems can succeed where optical systems may not. (Security).	Pierce, Frank S.		957
Boston Medical Center: for implementation of a clinical information system with CPOE that has reduced the potential for medical errors and virtually eliminated the processes of verbal and handwritten orders. (What Works Awards 2002: 1st Place).			575
Capitol ENT: for implementation of a document management system that, combined with its EMR, made this specialty practice truly paperless. (What Works Awards 2002: 2nd Place).			624
Change--for better or worse? (Viewpoint).	Seliger, Robert	Industry Overview	979
CIGNA: online data missing the mark. (Internet Healthcare).		Brief Article	168
Color LCD touchscreen. (Monitors & Displays).		Brief Article	141
Document management system. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	108
EMRs/CPRs HotList. (Industry Watch).		Editorial	68
Enhanced HIS accessibility. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	123
FDA introduces bar coding rule, forecasts more tech push. (Patient Safety).			375
Feds pursue e-standards.		Brief Article	84
Flat-face CRT monitor. (Monitors & Displays).		Brief Article	66
Flat-panel patient-monitoring CRT. (Monitors & Displays).		Brief Article	161
Having it your way: three physicians who were early adopters and who remain vocal EMR advocates share their insights about the utilization, challenges and benefits of EMRs. (EMRs/CPRs)(Cover Story).	Rogoski, Richard R.		2230
Healthcare IT solutions source. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	105
HHS launches physician PDA alert program. (Handhelds).		Brief Article	127
High-brightness grayscale display. (Monitors & Displays).		Brief Article	139
Horizon Radiology: for outsourcing IT management and monitoring to improve access, speed and capacity. (What Works Awards 2002: 3rd Place).			580
Improved EMR software. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	106
Insurers test compensating physicians for Web consultations. (Health Plans).		Brief Article	221
Kicking and screaming. (From The Editor).	Blair, Robin	Editorial	547
Lab data management software. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	143
LCD desktop touchmonitor. (Monitors & Displays).		Brief Article	176
Medical imaging display. (Monitors & Displays).		Brief Article	132
Modular high-end storage. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	112
New HEDIS tool.		Brief Article	64
Panel of judges. (The Judges).			958
Payer-direct claims: for a Pennsylvania health system, the key to claims efficiency was a combination of technology and a do-it-yourself attitude. (What works: claims processing).			1064
Portrait, landscape color display. (Monitors & Displays).		Brief Article	165
Proving HIPAA privacy commitment.		Brief Article	46
QuadraMed enters CPOE race.		Brief Article	128
Smart storage: Texas cancer center ensures continuous treatment by using emerging storage networking technology. (Data storage: case history).			1551
SSL-based remote access. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	133
Studies to measure impact of e-prescribing. (Physician Practice).		Brief Article	134
University launches Internet-based error tracking. (Error Tracking).		Brief Article	94
Web-based claims management. (New Products & Services).		Brief Article	174
Widescreen CRT. (Monitors & Displays).		Brief Article	105