The Report 'Optimizing Clinical Workflows' Focuses on the Effect of CCHIT Certification on the Purchasing Decisions of Healthcare Organizations.

DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c53818) has announced the addition of Optimizing Clinical Workflows: Technology Trends To Improve Patient Care to their offering.

When it comes to clinical data management, healthcare organizations are looking to take advantage of the greater efficiency and ease of use that advances in technology have afforded them. From the publishers of Healthcare Informatics Magazine, this extensive survey report explores how care provider and payer organizations capture and store patient, provider and administrative data as part of their clinical workflow processes.

This comprehensive report examines provider satisfaction with data management practices, as well as their plans for improvements going forward. It takes a look at which solutions (offered by a variety of manufacturers, including Cerner, Allscripts, and others) healthcare organizations are using now and which they are considering for use in the future, as well as current and future hardware usage. Optimizing Clinical Workflows also focuses on the effect of CCHIT certification on the purchasing decisions of healthcare organizations.

In addition, this extensive survey report includes dozens of charts, graphs and tables, as well as information gathered from the healthcare information technology industry's leading consultants and manufacturers. Current clinical information management products and service offerings and those planned for the future are described.

Content Outline:

Introduction

Section 1: Clinical Workflows and Information Management at Provider
 Organizations
- Acute Care Organizations
- Non-Acute Care Organizations
- Managed Care Organizations

Section 2: Clinical Information Security and Access

Section 3: Information Systems and Hardware for Electronic Clinical
 Information

Section 4: Improving Access to Clinical Information

Section 5: Health Information Technology Initiatives and Certification
 Programs

Section 6: Clinical Information Management - Vendor and Consultant
 Perspectives

Conclusion

Appendix

Companies Mentioned:

- Allscripts
- Cerner Corporation
- Community Computer Service
- Companion Technologies
- Computer Programs and Systems Inc.
- Davlong Business Solutions
- Digitech Systems
- eClinicalWorks
- e-MDs
- Epic Systems Corporation
- GE Healthcare
- iMedica Corporation
- Infor-Med Corporation
- IO Practiceware Inc.
- JMJ Technologies
- LSS Data Systems
- McKesson
- MCS-Medical Communication Systems
- MedcomSoft
- Medical Informatics Engineering
- Misys Healthcare Systems
- Mountain Medical Technologies
- MTech
- Netsmart Technologies Inc. (formerly Creative Socio-Medics Inc.)
- NextGen Healthcare Information Systems
- Nightingale Informatix Corporation
- Practice Partner (formerly Physician Micro Systems Inc.)
- Sage Software Healthcare Division (formerly Emdeon Practice
 Services)
- SOAPware Inc.

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