Articles from Health Management Technology (February 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A&G Healthcare.		Brief Article	60
A4 Health Systems.		Brief Article	45
Administrative use of IT outstrips clinical applications.		Brief Article	205
Application development software.		Brief Article	110
Automated security auditing.		Brief Article	149
Automating for growth: Colorado specialty practice uses IT to automatically capture documentation and to cut documentation time requirements in half.			1075
Baxa Corp.		Brief Article	37
bConnected Software.		Brief Article	53
Bedside supply tracking.		Brief Article	102
BlueCross and Blue Shield of South Carolina.		Brief Article	42
California ranks highest in health research among low-income residents.		Brief Article	129
California rural providers count on IT.		Brief Article	128
Citrix Systems Inc.		Brief Article	28
Computer Sciences Corp.		Brief Article	82
Daou Systems.		Brief Article	37
Digital dictation device.		Brief Article	135
DM programs control cost of care.		Brief Article	106
Docs: PDA use at point of care can cut medical mistakes.		Brief Article	198
DPRx.		Brief Article	76
Drug library software.		Brief Article	135
DxCG.		Brief Article	52
Eastman Kodak Co.		Brief Article	34
Eclipsys Corp.		Brief Article	57
EDI management software.		Brief Article	131
EDS.		Brief Article	54
eHealth Group.		Brief Article	43
Emageon.		Brief Article	47
EMC Corp.		Brief Article	77
Enterprise Performance Systems Inc.		Brief Article	39
ePocrates.		Brief Article	73
Financial finesse: Sutter Health nears the finish line of an enterprisewide standardization of financial applications for 26 facilities.	Hummel, John		1569
GE Medical Systems.		Brief Article	107
Healthier members, happier employers: a health plan's unique approach to consumer-driven healthcare attracts new employers.			1026
HRA Solution for health plans.		Brief Article	118
ibex Healthdata Systems.		Brief Article	51
IDX Systems Corp.		Brief Article	31
Imaging display calibration.		Brief Article	124
Industry gets closer to longitudinal patient record concept.			328
Info-X.		Brief Article	38
Insurers focus on Web sites.		Brief Article	115
Investing in the internet: a community hospital finds that Web-based applications can help it increase cash flow, reduce claim denials and optimize internal business processes.			1572
Keane Inc.		Brief Article	29
Lawson.		Brief Article	45
Living happily after the installation: unexpected benefits result when a private group practice uses its medical document management system to eliminate paper charts.	Connell, Janet M.		1285
Looking ahead by looking back: healthcare organizations can partially assess where their future HIPAA efforts lie by evaluating how they handled HIPAA requirements and mandates of the past year.	Kapp, Jeffrey L.		1569
Mammography film digitizer.		Brief Article	148
Mayo Clinic database improves speed, accuracy of diagnoses.		Brief Article	180
MC Strategies Inc.		Brief Article	43
MC Strategies Inc.		Brief Article	62
MEDai Inc.		Brief Article	31
Medical management solution.		Brief Article	124
MediServe.		Brief Article	37
Misys Healthcare Systems.		Brief Article	39
Moving from liability to viability: hospitals, health plans and physician practices can outsmart hackers with policy, a comprehensive security infrastructure and wireless monitoring.	Sims, Bill		1501
NAS gateway for SANs.		Brief Article	133
NovaRad.		Brief Article	27
Online health information.		Brief Article	126
Pathology management software.		Brief Article	141
Patient Care Technology Systems.		Brief Article	39
Patient safety hotlist.			2875
PatientKeeper Inc.		Brief Article	82
Pharmacy order management.		Brief Article	112
Physician Strategies.		Brief Article	38
Plexis Healthcare Systems.		Brief Article	39
Practice management solutions.		Brief Article	130
Predictive modeling software.		Brief Article	131
Print utility software.		Brief Article	147
QuadraMed.		Brief Article	40
Quovadx and FCG.		Brief Article	38
Right on schedule: Kentucky-based regional network eliminates scheduling conflicts and reduces wait times by implementing integrated enterprise scheduling systems. (Scheduling: case history.	Reynolds, Phil		1427
Royal Philips Electronics.		Brief Article	68
RSA Security.		Brief Article	54
Safety first: IT has made huge inroads into improving patient safety Four healthcare end-users discuss their organizations' latest IT adoptions of patient safety technologies.	Rogoski, Richard R.	Cover Story	2744
Sentillion Inc.		Brief Article	49
Shining bright: HIMSS conference and exhibition illuminates the increasing importance of IT in healthcare organizations.	Lillis, Karin		1367
Small-network security solution.		Brief Article	129
Standards committee to vote on new model of national EHR.		Brief Article	163
Surviving the enterprise integration war: HCOs can improve efficiency and reduce operational costs by implementing an operational data store for real-time views of transaction-related data.	Gurevich, Helen		916
Targeted by tech.	Blair, Robin		541
The Beryl Cos.		Brief Article	64
The Burgess Group.		Brief Article	55
The economics of electronic efficiency: a three-hospital healthcare system emerges from a disparate, paper-laden clinical report process to a swift, centralized electronic system.			1026
The show of shows: HIMSS 2004 offers the industry's best mix of healthcare IT solutions.			1195
The SSI Group.		Brief Article	38
Web services: don't overlook this silver bullet.	Malcolm, Daniel J.		957
WebMD.		Brief Article	36
ZixCorp.		Brief Article	36