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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Health Management Technology

• Three out of four offices do not have EHRs
• Allscripts Healthcare Solutions
• RIS/PACS suite enhancements
• Four F's equal A+: vice president and CFO Brian Dieter of Mary Greeley Medical Center discusses what it takes for a healthcare enterprise to replace its core system—and succeed with a big-bang implementation
  by Robin Blair
• Health Access Solutions
• Versatile handheld PC
• Crunch time: new generation of financial information systems makes crunching numbers—accessing data to make smart decisions—faster and easier
  by Richard R. Rogoski
• NCQA program recognizes electronic communications
• e-prescribing findings
• Zix Corp
• Radiology reference text for PDAs
• Making beautiful music together: a behavioral health hospital in Maine and an acute care IS vendor break new ground in IT
  by Bonnie Thibault
• Handheld, POC charge capture
• IntelliCare Inc
• Enhanced EMRs software
• Safeguarding data integrity from power failure: the changing healthcare environment challenges large provider organizations to ensure a reliable power supply and protect patient data for all their facilities
  by Ken Appelt
• MEDai
• HCOs advise how to build the "medical internet"
• Patient ID scanner
• IT key to reducing medical errors
• Broadlane
• Voice Command dictation device
• Stitching up surgical costs: OR management system gives Texas pediatric hospital improved financials, automated reporting, decentralized scheduling and streamlined billing
• BPM suite for physician practices
• Time for a change
  by Robin Blair
• Provox Technologies Corp
• Time-of-service collections module
• McKesson Corp
• New regulations for e-prescribing
• Financial information systems hotlist
• Voice-based scheduling system
• Healthcare IT Tipping Point?
  by Robert Seliger
• Amisys Synertech Inc
• Savings outweigh high cost of IT exchange
• Brailer's office may be back in the money
• Interwoven Inc
• Virtual machine platform
• PACS is a crowd-pleaser in healthcare: California healthcare system meticulously plans going filmless via a PACS installation, and finds abundant acceptance by physicians
  by Alberto Kywi
• Quality with teeth: Washington medical groups join with Premera Blue Cross to quantitatively measure quality and quality improvement
  by Robin Blair
• Lawson Software
• Medicare tests P4P for physicians
• UnitedHealth Group
• Lab links to patient safety: pushing lab results to clinicians and enabling Web access gets timely information into the hands of decision-makers for this West Coast health system
  by Ellie Krock
• Medical-grade projection systems