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Johnathan Donovan "Data center upgrade essential to enhanced patient care: as digital applications expand to physicians, nurses and patients, healthcare providers require greater data availability and security to reduce error rates, risks and costs". Health Management Technology. FindArticles.com. 22 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0DUD/is_10_25/ai_n6335161/

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Articles in Oct, 2004 issue of Health Management Technology

• HSAs get thumbs up from consumers
• Capital management software
• [A.sup.4] Health Systems
• Misys
• 'Genesis' dawns for midwest IDN
• Digital Mammography Archive
• Remote scanning management
• VistionShare Inc
• Do we need David Brailer?
  by Robin Blair
• The value of speed-to-value: how well health plans in flux can optimize operational efficiency often hinges on the IS and change strategies they employ
  by Zan Calhoun
• Rx for growing pains: clean data, consolidation and an e-commerce solution streamline the purchasing process at a Chicago healthcare network
• Georgia gets on board with an EMR network
• Surgical education for patients
• Lawson
• Caring and sharing: as the community care model of treating patients takes hold, physicians gain big from using a PM/EMR systems network and from sharing patient information electronically
  by Richard R. Rogoski
• Grand central scheduling: case history: a hospital radiology department gains physician satisfaction and treatment efficiency with a centralized scheduling solution
• RIS remote monitoring
• Siemens Medical Solutions
• Ohio hospitals launch physician pilot project
• GAO: unclear laws stymie healthcare IT adoption
• Data center upgrade essential to enhanced patient care: as digital applications expand to physicians, nurses and patients, healthcare providers require greater data availability and security to reduce error rates, risks and costs
  by Johnathan Donovan
• The enabling powers of SSO: a health plan's path to greater utilization of its Web site may rest with a familiar technology
  by Tom Feitel
• Web tool helps docs understand disability claims
• Wireless LAN management
• Emergisoft
• IT spending up, but with caution
• The case for standards: uniform physician credentialing process can save physician practices and hospitals time, money and frustration
  by Dave Hill
• Integrated medical supply mgt
• Eastman Kodak Co
• Program seeks fellowship partnerships
• The best backup no = downtime
• Now hear this: health plan's VoIP technology lets physician practices move to the front of the line for issues they can't resolve themselves using online self-service
  by Robin Blair
• Trade groups join forces for EHR certification
• Enterprise smart card
• Foresight Corp
• Primed for efficiency: a variety of software and hardware suppliers make the trek to San Francisco to showcase their solutions at the Medical Group Management Association's annual conference
• Physician practice management hotlist
• Outcomes measurement tutorial
• PeopleSoft
• Business not as usual: Washington state community provider stretches an automated order entry system—and expands its functionality to include automation for referral management
  by Robin Blair
• Nursing informatics suite
• Concuity
• Kryptiq Corp
• The evolution of care management systems integration: functional integration and comprehensive patient information build on the cost savings and competitive advantages introduced by technical integration
  by John H. Capobianco
• It's more than a matter of trust
  by Robert Seliger
• Mobile EHR system for practices
• Multifunction document mgt. device
• eWebHealth
• Medication transformation: pharmacists on the floor: a midwest healthcare system takes bar code technology to new heights, as part of an enterprise initiative to optimize patient safety
  by Robin Blair
• Preparing for consumerism: the top 10: health plans and providers alike should prepare for consumer-driven health plans with this list of 10 strategic imperatives
  by John Hummel