Articles from Health Management Technology (July 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
9-Pin serial impact printer.			140
C. Martin Harris, M.D., MBA Chief Information Officer, Cleveland Clinic.		Interview	414
Carefx.		Brief article	93
Clean beds, less-crowded: state-of-the-art bed tracking leads to shorter ED waits and faster turn-arounds.			1177
Compact industrial-strength printer.			124
COWs and WOWs Oh My! Focusing on the needs of nurses can help hospital IT departments make the best technology decisions and improve care giving at the bedside.	Whittemore, Deborah; Moll, Jodi	Report	1232
Dell Inc.			81
Electronic fax record.			131
Electronic medical records solution.			103
Emageon Inc.		Brief article	86
FDA proposes drug effects monitoring system.		Brief article	180
Fully-equipped Smartphone.			149
Greencastle Consulting.		Brief article	73
Healthcare mobility solutions.			117
How do I find thee? Let me count the ways: there's more than one way to locate people and objects in hospitals. The best choice depends on the need.	Jennings, Adrian		1347
IBM SOA collaborations.		Brief article	207
IV infusion pump system.			104
MediNotes Corp.		Brief article	70
New chemotherapy Web site.			91
NextGen Healthcare.		Brief article	85
Robotic assistance remedy: the Michigan Stroke Network utilizes remote presence robots to bring needed specialists to stroke patients at remote hospitals.	Brown, E. Victor		2129
Supply management solution.			141
The Bermuda Triangle of healthcare: an Illinois healthcare system closes the gaps in patient handoff communication.	White, Robert S.; Hall, David M.		1432
The circle of non-realty.	McBride, Michael	Editorial	414
The evolving role of the hospital CIO.	Fleming, George	Report	1156
U.S. ads promote hospital comparison/shopping.		Brief article	272
Versus Technology Inc.		Brief article	76
Vital Data Technology.		Brief article	86
Wireless is more: a comprehensive network strategy can trump wireless challenges for healthcare enterprises.	Zatloukal, Cathy		1790