Articles from Health Management Technology (January 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
[A.sup.4] Health Systems.		Brief Article	60
A/R management software.			116
AmerisourceBergen Corp.		Brief Article	39
Appointments made easy: enterprise scheduling system allows New Jersey community hospital to decrease waiting times, reduce gaps between procedures and capture more registration information upfront.			1073
athenahealth Inc.		Brief Article	47
Awarix.		Brief Article	48
Cerner Corp.		Brief Article	60
Confidential computer display.			146
Control over claims: California healthcare organization uses IT to cut its claims preprocessing and turnaround times from 40 days to five business days and simultaneously achieves system ROI in nine months.			1083
CPOE: not the first step toward patient safety.	Kremsdorf, Richard		1114
Customer Potential Management (CPM) Marketing Group.		Brief Article	45
Data at work: Maricopa County uses dedicated, online employer services from CIGNA HealthCare to streamline management of 16 health plans for employees.	Blair, Robin		1037
Digitech.		Brief Article	61
Eastman Kodak Company, Health Imaging Group.		Brief Article	39
Eclipsys Corp.		Brief Article	61
Enterprise BPM Suite.			141
Entry-level server for SMBs.			118
EPA chief becomes head of HHS.		Brief Article	130
FDA approves two RFID devices to improve patient safety.		Brief Article	127
Feds hold back millions on billion dollar concept.			428
From electronic document management to EHR: Colorado healthcare system eliminates multiple manual processes and brings clinicians closer to instant data access with the right technology.	O'Bleness, Elaine		1470
From the outside in: Boston Medical Center CIO Meg Aranow discusses the enterprise art of cultivating new IT initiatives.	Blair, Robin	Column	1290
GE Healthcare.		Brief Article	59
If you build it (right), they will come: the physician-friendly CPOE: not everything works as planned right out of the box. A Mississippi hospital customizes its electronic order entry system for maximum use by physicians.	Fitzpatrick, John; Koh, Jason Soonju		1422
Integrated EMR and lab systems.			115
Integrated WLAN security system.			92
Internet-enabled HIM suite.			121
IT key in AAFP model physician office.			653
Leapfrog survey: only 21 percent pass quality muster.		Brief Article	170
Mastering the supply chain: challenged with saving $30 million in 18 months, Illinois' largest IDN combine integrated business applications with organizationwide best practices.	Bruss, Jon		1557
McKesson Health Solutions.		Brief Article	65
Medstat.		Brief Article	54
Minnesota alliance leverages healthcare IT for savings.		Brief Article	224
Misys Healthcare Systems.		Brief Article	64
NoP4NoP.	Blair, Robin		548
NovaRad.		Brief Article	52
PC-compatible videoconferencing.			109
Permabit.		Brief Article	51
Pfizer Health Solutions Inc.		Brief Article	45
RelayHealth Corp.		Brief Article	47
SATA-based NAS filer.			145
Shoring up for efficiency: a large Midwest IDN replaces its staff scheduling software to accommodate organizational growth and deliver proven financial gains.	Weber, Nancy; Patten, Lureen		1395
Siemens Medical Solutions.		Brief Article	84
Slashing administrative waste: Pennsylvania medical group uses Web technology to reduce the expense of interacting with health plans.			1082
Stop, look, listen--and click: allowing employees to use the Internet for personal interest is a risk, but DeKalb Medical Center keeps itself safe and secure with the help of software.	Blair, Robin		1479
The best backup = no downtime.			827
The one-stop shop for healthcare IT: the industry's largest trade show has something to offer for every attendee.			1508
Ultimus.		Brief Article	63
Vericept Corp.			52
Web-based call center software.			105
Wireless by design: three separate and dramatically different organizations made the decision to shed hard wires--and, in some cases, paper. All are at various stages in their wireless evolution, and all have been challenged to get their arms around a range of devices, individual work styles, implementations and platforms.	Rogoski, Richard R.		2376
Wireless hotlist.		Directory	2528
Worth the wait: the choice of an EMR is one of the biggest a physician practice will make. C. Kerry Stratford, M.D., of St. George, Utah, performed the weighty due diligence necessary to make the right decision.	Blair, Robin		1865