Articles from Health Management Technology (November 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Office of the future" selects tech vendor.			286
Achieving transparency in the claims payment process: payers and providers are looking for the same end result: claims that are submitted and paid quickly, accurately and consistently.	Mendicino, Rana; Gupta, Akshay		1813
Aetna pays California providers for performance, IT adoption.		Brief Article	98
Also, the SANS Institute just released its fifth annual Top 20 list of most critical Internet threats and security exposures.		Brief Article	121
athenahealth Inc.		Brief Article	28
Automated remittance posting.			121
Beyond clinical documentation: using the EMR as a quality tool: once the learning curves are overcome, EMRs can generate revenue and recognition for the group practice.	Morris, John; Palattao, Kevin J.		1954
Bridges to Excellence program expands.			326
Carefx.		Brief Article	51
CIGNA to expand reporting of quality care measures.		Brief Article	149
Clinical context management.			140
Clinical decision support tool set.			129
Computerized medication carts.			137
Conversational computing: case history: cytotechnologists at a North Carolina hospital lab log notes and test results via voice, using the technology to cut their turnaround times by nearly 20 percent.			1157
CPU Medical Management Systems Inc.		Brief Article	54
Customizable EDIS.			131
DocuSys.		Brief Article	44
Drivers and outcomes of PACS: benefits abound for healthcare organizations that deploy digital imaging and archiving systems. Improved productivity, decreased full-time employee numbers and strong clinician adoption are just a few of the net gains. But they don't accrue without strategic planning and elbow grease.	Rogoski, Richard R.	Cover Story	2789
Eastman Kodak Co.		Brief Article	85
Eclipsys Corp.		Brief Article	61
Emergisoft Corp.		Brief Article	48
Ethernet-to-serial device server.			138
Execs miss some paths to revenue cycle improvement.			303
First DataBank.		Brief Article	90
Forms management for EMR.			121
Frist names first Interoperability group leaders.		Brief Article	92
FUJIFILM Medical Systems USA.		Brief Article	84
Galvanon.		Brief Article	125
GE Healthcare.		Brief Article	71
General-purpose server for SMEs.			131
Healthcare privacy courses.			159
Healthcare timid, but trying RFID.			310
High performance, low cost.			148
High-availability NAS.			138
HIPAA enforcement deadline extended.		Brief Article	118
HSAs will catalyze adoption of EHRs.	Klein, Jim		1051
Improved e-books platform.			131
Infection Control Management.			122
Litronic.		Brief Article	87
Market competition gives way to benefits of cooperation: rival hospitals in the greater Cincinnati area unite to share clinical information via an SSL VPN and to improve patient care.			1530
MedAptus Inc.		Brief Article	40
Misys healthcare systems.		Brief Article	64
Modular blade server.			133
Monster backup storage.			136
PACS/RIS/imaging hotlist.		Illustration	1408
Patient ID Wristbands.			138
Per-Se Technologies.		Brief Article	75
Perimeter security for SMEs.			127
Physicians paid for Internet-based consults.		Brief Article	128
Picis.		Brief Article	88
Public trust.	Blair, Robin		539
QuadraMed Corp.		Brief Article	99
Real-time diagnostic testing.			124
Redwood Software.		Brief Article	47
Regulatory compliance tool.			130
Scalable, high-availability SSL VPN.			131
Security threats, internal and external.		Brief Article	109
Smart cards at work.		Brief Article	80
Sprint.		Brief Article	48
Strategic planning supports ED automation: what works: computerization enables Virginia hospital ED to reduce average length of stay while increasing patient volume.			1141
The TriZetto Group Inc.		Brief Article	48
The world through CIO eyes.		Brief Article	161
Thermal printer for prescriptions.			125
Varian Medical Systems.		Brief Article	22
VertiSoft Corp.		Brief Article	58
Vianeta Communications.		Brief Article	48
Webify Solutions.		Brief Article	59
Wireless network management.			160
Works as advertised: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana adds transaction validator technology that streamlines claims error testing and prevents batches of claim submissions from being rejected because of a single error.			1395
ZixCorp.		Brief Article	83