Articles from Health Management Technology (November 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Words
AAFP establishes healthcare IT center.		166
AMA keeps docs alert to ethics.		98
Automated dosing: computerized physician order entry reduces risk of medication and dosing errors in neonatal ICU.	Lillis, Karin	1217
BCBSA launches new internet resource for caregivers, consumers.		150
Branch survivability platform.		158
Browser-based HIS.		89
Code red: ready to roll: new advances in enterprise software enable healthcare organizations to strengthen their emergency-response capabilities.	Wyatt, Jamie	1329
Computed radiography system.		171
Cost management solution.		97
CT simulation workstation.		156
EMRs, quality of care and patient perception: Tallahassee specialty practice proves that the power of EMRs extends far beyond its own walls and its practitioners.	Blair, Robin	1651
Enterprise reliability.		164
Entry-level server.		124
Expanded wireless coverage.		168
Family physicians not ready for HIPAA.		108
Fast data management.		139
Fast, multislice CT scanner.		150
Field Test boosts push for updated medical codes.		173
Financial management software.		157
Groups oppose data mining of health information by financial institutions.		135
HIAA, AAHP announce merger.		84
High performance, availability.		177
High-end NAS filer.		116
HIMSS absorbs MS-HUG.		98
Lack of built-in security shouldn't inhibit PDA use.	Goodman, Tom	922
Medicare accepts noncompliant claims beyond TCS deadline.		316
Money matters: Washington state regional healthcare system uses contract revenue cycle management system to increase collections and improve workflow.		994
News makers.		908
PACS as an enterprise resource: digital imaging comes of age, as improved Web, storage, network and EMR technologies support its extended reach throughout the healthcare enterprise.	Rogoski, Richard R.	2016
PACS/Radiology/Imaging hotlist.		1647
Remote presence robot.		87
Review group rejects model EHR; second draft in works.		264
ROI in the ED: installation of EDIS helps Georgia hospital handle population boom.		940
Simplified contract management.		142
Simplified service: Georgia healthcare network implements KVM solution for improved server management.	Allen, Rick	955
The EMR and patient safety.	Blair, Robin	1051
The strategic view of wireless infrastructure: now that wireless technology has come of age, so should the way healthcare organizations manage it.	Smaling, John	1285
Tip of the iceberg: Chicago health system uses database and analytics software to save its call center and increase its business via targeted campaigns.		1176
Web-accessible PACS.		150